Pathways Profiles: Harry Groce
The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta and volunteer Harry Groce. Only 28, he brings a lifetime of international travel witnessing the power of relationships across borders.
Diocesan Youth Programs Continue to Grow
The Diocese of Atlanta’s youth programs are on a sustained upward trajectory. Since the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic disruption, retreats, summer camps, and other diocesan youth programs have grown each year, said Diocesan Youth Missioner Holle Tubbs.
Pathways Profiles: The College for Congregational Development
Parishes considering CCD should contact The Office of Congregational Vitality to confirm they are ready to make the commitment to vitality through CCD.
Center for Racial Healing Calls Interim Executive Director
On May 1, 2024 The Rev. Greg Warren will start his new call as Interim Executive Director for The Center for Racial Healing.
Pathways Profiles: Bliss Peterson
Bliss Peterson was terrified that she would say or do the wrong thing to someone who grieved. But pastoral care training was required to become a licensed lay minister.
Camp Mikell Seeks New Exective Director
Mikell Camp & Conference Center is looking for its next Executive Director! Our ideal Executive Director will be a committed relationship-builder who can nurture staff, community, and diocesan connections to further both the mission and financial wellbeing of Mikell.
An Announcement from Bishop Wright on the Nomination for The 28th Presiding Bishop
The Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of the Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church has released its slate of nominees and Bishop Wright, along with three others, have been named.
Renewing Commitment to God
The Tuesday of Holy Week, clergy and lay members of The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta came together for the annual renewal of vows service where people of the diocese gather to reaffirm their commitment to God. Bishop Glenda Curry of The Episcopal Diocese of Alabama...
80 Confirmed at Diocesan Confirmation
More than 400 sponsors, family members, and friends cheered and celebrated on March 17 as 80 people from 14 worshipping communities throughout the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta were confirmed.
A Statement from Bishop Wright on the Continued Work of the Center for Racial Healing
As we make our way toward the celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord, join me in prayer for the ministry we share in working together for racial reconciliation and for the healing of all involved in this matter.