Clergy News
Stories From The Diocese
The Right Reverend Michael Hanley, Bishop of the Diocese of Oregon, has issued a pastoral letter to the clergy of the diocese regarding the celebration of Holy Communion during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Oregon 2020 Clergy Conference presents a Conversation about Racial Reconciliation with the Rev. Isaiah Shaneequa Brokenleg, Staff Officer for Racial Reconciliation, TEC.
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Are you looking for better ways to minister online? A fantastic educational opportunity is coming in June and Bishop Michael is offering financial support to attend! On Wednesday, June 3rd, Virginia Theological Seminary will host […]
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New guidelines and encouragement from Bishop Michael on continuing in community through the challenges of COVID-19.
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We are pleased to announce that the Rev. Sara Fischer has accepted the call to serve as rector beginning May 1.
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Mandatory anti-racism training for leaders of faith communities and people serving in a variety of positions within the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon.
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The Rev. Ernestein Flemister spoke to more than 200 people gathered for a celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Grants Pass.
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Full-time and part-time training for clergy and laypeople to effectively attend to people’s emotional and spiritual needs.
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It is with tremendous joy and gratitude that we announce that the Rev. Kevin G. Thew Forrester, Ph.D. has accepted our call to St. Stephen’s Episcopal Parish in downtown Portland.
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Applications will be accepted from October 11, 2019 until 11:59 p.m. Pacific time on November 1, 2019.
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