On January 18, Appleton Episcopal Ministries announced it was awarded a $50,000 planning grant from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund to assist St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Fort Valley in analyzing three structures to help them prioritize restoration projects.

Bishop Rob Wright commissioned 18 lay ministers from 15 parishes to pastoral roles as preachers, worship leaders, eucharistic ministers, and catechists, reflecting the Diocese’s commitment to equipping laypeople with the skills and knowledge necessary to serve their communities and promote spiritual growth.

In a historic moment for the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, the Rev. Edgar Otero became the first Hispanic rector in the diocese when he was installed by Bishop Rob Wright to lead Christ Church Episcopal in Norcross.

Sally Ulrey, Canon for Congregational Vitality and Ministry Development, said the latest confirmation continues a trend of renewed congregational life in the 8th largest of the 110 dioceses in The Episcopal Church since the disruption of gatherings caused by the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.

Diocesan Youth Missioner Holle Tubbs said The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta’s youth programs have demonstrated impressive growth, with retreats, summer camps, and other diocesan youth events experiencing an upward trend since the pandemic.

Episcopal Diocesan Missioner for Hispanic Ministries, Guerra, was awarded for her tireless support of LGBTQ+ rights and her efforts to reach all people, particularly those of Hispanic heritage.

Episcopal Bishop Rob Wright said each of us has a role in building a more peaceful, just, and beautiful world. This Juneteenth, let us recommit ourselves to enlarging God’s freedom work.

The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta ordained a group of dedicated individuals, affectionately known as “harvest laborers,” at The Cathedral of St. Philip.

The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta’s deputation shared heartfelt and contemplative reflections following the 81st General Convention that emphasized the significance of governance, dialogue, community building for the overarching mission of doing the work of Jesus.

The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta joyfully commemorated the 50th anniversary of women’s ordination: a tribute to the trailblazing women who, over the past five decades, have courageously answered their call to ministry and enriched the Episcopal Church with their diverse gifts and perspectives.

The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta clergy came together for an enriching and rejuvenating experience at Clergy Conference 2024 focusing on spiritual growth, connection, and learning, meaningful dialogue, new insights, and best practices.

Episcopal Bishop Robert Wright boldly challenged the pervasive issue of Christian nationalism, emphasizing the need for Christians to remain true to the foundations of their faith.

An expanded coalition was launched to tackle a pressing issue in Georgia: the reform of the state’s death penalty system.

The Episcopal Church marked a historic moment with the inauguration of the 28th Presiding Bishop, Sean W. Rowe, the youngest presiding bishop in history.

The Annual Council convened for a gathering where delegates from across the diocese came together to engage in worship, learning, and exploration of what it means to be witnesses to God’s love.

A momentous event took place as four individuals were ordained to the Sacred Order of Deacons.

The is Bishop Wright’s Christmas Message for 2024. Let there be light!