Beloved, as we step into 2026, let us not be intimidated by the messiness of the world or the shadows of the empire. Our call remains the same: to refuse to sanctify the status quo and instead join the quiet, decisive revolt of God’s love. May we move with urgency as we bear witness to one another and to our neighbors across Middle and North Georgia—not just watching for the light but allowing it to redirect our feet toward the vulnerable, replacing our isolation with community and our fear with a love that transforms everything it touches.January 25, 2025After special training for their own...

To raise $5 million for better, sustainable facilities in the future, Camp Mikell has stirred the memories and relationships of the past to raise $4.2 million so far.

Four women and two men embraced uncertainty with faith to become transitional deacons — a required step to priesthood in The Diocese of Atlanta— on Dec. 13 at The Cathedral of St. Philip.

More than 100 people, joined by their friends, family, clergy, and other supporters, filled the Cathedral of St. Philip on Dec. 7 to celebrate being confirmed, received, or reaffirmed.

The recent 119th Annual Council of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, guided by the theme of “Reclaim, Respond, and Rejoice,” focused on strategic mission funding, policy advocacy, and strengthening relationships within the Diocese.