Reflections
Lent is in part about the life of Jesus. Below is a collection of those stories.
A prayer for children
A prayer for children this lenten season.
MLK50: Commemorative Bell Ringing
On April 4, all eyes will turn to Memphis, Tennessee to remember one of the world’s greatest tragedies and a legacy left by our nation’s greatest peacemaker, Dr. King. We are asking you to join us in tolling your church or campus bell 39 times to honor the...Loving Like Jesus in Difficult Times | The #schoolsafetymovement
We face divisive issues as a nation today, and certain circumstances can be even more difficult for our youth who are still developing ways to process the conflicting voices they hear through social media, news, family, and friends.For many of our youth, there’s...Turned
Imagine you are standing in the temple when Jesus turns over the tables. Are you the merchanttrying to feed his family? The worshipper trying to comply with tradition? A cheering fan ofJesus’ behavior? This year let’s be the table. The table gets turned! The table...
Turned
Imagine you are standing in the temple when Jesus turns over the tables. Are you the merchant trying to feed his family? The worshipper trying to comply with tradition? A cheering fan of Jesus’ behavior? This year let’s be the table. The table gets turned! The table...Chaplain Brings Years of Service to First Episcopal Position with the Georgia Army National Guard
The Rev. Paul McCabe, from Marietta, Ga, just became the first Episcopal Chaplain for the state’s Army National Guard, who swore him in at the Clay National Guard Center chapel in late February. McCabe brings with him a faith in God fostered through many years of...
A home away from home
Camp Mikell provides youth in our diocese a chance to give back to a place that has given so much to so many.
‘Share the love’ with Path to Shine children
This unique ministry provides caring mentors and tutors to elementary school children living in poverty.