Episcopal Church News
Stories From The Diocese
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) joins our Episcopal siblings across the nation in their expression of outrage at the June 1 campaign photo of President Donald Trump in front of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Washington DC.
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The Standing Committee is pleased to announce the slate of nominees for 11th Bishop of Oregon.
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Reflecting on how the Church should deal with the largest forced migration since World War II.
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Please take this brief survey to help The Episcopal Church understand how your community is affected by the opioid crisis.
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Last weekend, Diocesan Convention delegates approved a resolution offering workshops and resources on welcoming immigrants and refugees.
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Learn more about supporting relief efforts for people affected by the Kincade Fire.
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Episcopal Church Statement on the White House Decision to Reduce the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program
The Episcopal Church condemns the administration’s decision to reduce the number of refugees and further dismantle the refugee resettlement program.
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After more than nine years as Bishop Diocesan, +Michael intends to retire in January 2021.
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Bishop Michael Hanley commends to you this statement regarding the exclusion of same sex spouses from the 2020 gathering of Anglican Communion leaders at the Lambeth Conference.
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The church is blessed with witnesses today who encourage and teach us about living the Way of Love.
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