Photo courtesy of St. James’s Church, Amesbury.
Lent is a 40-day spiritual journey that begins on Ash Wednesday (Feb. 17) and leads to Easter joy at Jesus’ resurrection. Our churches offer special services and devotional activities to help God’s people focus on the Lenten practices of fasting, giving, study and prayer. All are welcome!
Join us in our mission to be Christ’s inviting, forming, sending and serving presence in the world!
The Episcopal Church is home to 68,000 people in 185 congregations in cities and towns across eastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and the islands. Our congregations make up our diocese, and our diocese is part of the wider Episcopal Church, which in turn is part of a larger, global community of Anglican Christians.
In the Episcopal Church there is room for your questions about God, faith and the church. There’s a place for you here.
The Site Map and SEARCH will help you find what you are looking for. Find resources and materials for clergy and diocesan and parish leaders under INSIDE the Diocese. If you have questions or feedback, let us know through the contact page.
Episcopal Relief and Development is supporting relief efforts through the dioceses of Haiti and the Dominican Republic to support a tent camp for survivors and provide food, medical supplies and communication equipment. Click here to give and learn more.
Photo: Leon A. Brathwaite II
Register here for the annual Spring Learning Event on March 6 at BU. The morning segment will be Webcast live.
Photo: Anthony Pretti
Bishop Bud Cederholm ordained six new priests for the Episcopal Church on Jan. 9 at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Boston.