Save the date, prepare to thrive!
2016 Best Practices Conference
April 30, 2016
Procter Center
Who are you? Who are you called to be? What does it take to become a connected, thriving congregation serving your community?
In addition to di...
Election and voting results
BUDGET COMMITTEE, CLASS OF 2018
The Rev. David Getreu, Patrick Hreachmack and Gary Loveday elected by acclamation
DIOCESAN COUNCIL – CLERGY, CLASS OF 2018
289 votes cast; 16 abstain; Needed to elect = 137
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Curry installed as 27th Presiding Bishop and Episcopal Church primate
After knocking on the west doors in the traditional manner at noon as the sun broke through the clouds and being admitted to the cathedral by the Very Rev. Gary Hall, the cathedral’s dean, and Diocese of Washin...
Take a new look at an old tradition
Sometimes a new look at an old tradition can hit a nerve and get some attention
Innovation is often confused with invention. And that is a good thing for a faith community that has been around for a few thousa...
Staff announcement
Welcome to Ann Sabo, who has joined the diocesan staff as executive assistant to Bishop Thomas E. Breidenthal. Ann will also provide administrative assistance to the Canons.
Ann has enjoyed a long career in th...
Practicing a mission strategy of presence
The Rev. Tom Brackett has a word for the Diocese of Western Massachusetts’ urban missioner in the South Main section of Worcester: “numble.”
The Rev. Meredyth Wessman Ward entertains a young boy in a waitin...
St. Andrew’s, Evanston, recognized by CAVC award
St. Andrew’s, Evanston, was awarded the 2015 Corporate Volunteer of the Year Award from the Cincinnati Association of Volunteer Coordinators for its work at St. Paul Village, an Episcopal Retirement Homes affor...
Refresh Your Soul Conference
Episcopal Retirement Homes’ Parish Health Ministry will host its annual inspirational and educational Refresh Your Soul Conference and Fundraiser on Friday, March 4, 2016. The theme this year will focus on...
Welcome to Connections 2.0
As most of you know, the Interchange became Connections in February 2014. Now in 2016, we welcome you to Connections 2.0. Each issue of Connections will now be dedicated to a theme. There will be book reviews, ...
Traditioned innovation
Christian leaders need not choose between tradition and innovation. A way of thinking that holds the two in tension is crucial to the ongoing vitality and growth of our institutions.
The church is stuck in a w...