The Episcopal Church in eastern Massachusetts invites you to come and see what makes our faith communities meaningful to the people who call them home.
From Norwood to Newburyport and Milton to Marblehead, Episcopalians in more than 40 parishes partnered this summer to make it a safe one for 530 Boston children and youth living in violence "hot spots."
Courtesy Kay Evans
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350.org: Take action!
Parishes in Province I are invited to ring their church bells 350 times on a Sunday in the last week of November to call public attention to the problem of climate warming.
Why 350?
Three hundred fifty parts per million (ppm) is the amount of carbon…
The Episcopal Church has set Saturday, Oct. 4 as a day of repentance for the sin of slavery. A 10:30 a.m. “Service of Repentance” on that day, led by Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, will be the culmination of a two-day solemn…
You watched the Olympics - are you now curious about learning the Chinese language? The Episcopal Boston Chinese Ministry, consisting of congregations at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul and in Quincy and Allston, have opened a Chinese language school in response to increasing demand and to educate…
