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Vicky Partin Recognized for Work with Jubilee Ministries

Jubilee Ministries are identified as those that have committed themselves to be a ministry of joint discipleship in Christ with poor and oppressed people, wherever they are found, to meet basic human needs, and to build a just society.Vicky Partin, our Diocesan...

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church: A Story of Solar

The Rev. Daniel Dice serves as the priest-in-charge at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Decatur. As an advocate for protecting our environment, Dice wanted to help his parishioners become better stewards of the earth. How? The solution was simple: solar...

Foreigner

The Samaritan was the only one who gave thanks to Jesus for his healing. And, it was a Samaritan woman who Jesus had his longest conversation with. It is a Samaritan who starred in Jesus’ epic story about being a good neighbor. Jesus talked to people outside of his...

A Word to the Church for the World

We lament the stark joylessness that marks our present time. We decry angry political rhetoric which rages while fissures widen within society along racial, economic, educational, religious, cultural and generational lines. We refuse to look away as poverty, cruelty...

Presbyters of the Diocese

Presbyters of the Diocese gathered for their annual conference at the Rock Eagle 4-H Conference Center in Eatonton, GA September 26-28, 2016.  In speaking to the presbyters, Bishop Wright said that part of the purpose of the conference is to take the time to...

Agony

Rich never noticed Lazarus’ agony. His sickness. His hunger. Rich was comfortable. He ate well, dressed fine, died and went to Hell. There, Rich finally saw Lazarus. Maybe hell is finally seeing. Maybe hell is being near to God, totally enveloped in love and now,...