Diocesan Blog

The Rev. Peter Thaddeus is the rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Cuero, he shares this sermon on the lectionary texts of October 26 for other churches in the diocese to use.

Chris Moseley (Small Church Steering Committee, Convocation: Northern) is a layperson at St. Paul’s, Brady. In this article, she encourages congregations of all sizes to make our spaces fully welcoming by making them accessible to all.

St. George Episcopal Church and School, San Antonio of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas, has been named as one of 27 recipients to receive a United Thank Offering Grant (UTO) Grant supporting innovative mission and ministry projects focused on water-related issues around the world. The Grant will provide close to $11,000 in funds to support St. George’s Pollinator Garden.

Submitted by Mark Keddal

Immigration + Refugee Ministries participated in the Episcopal Migration Caucus’s first-ever Migration with Dignity Pilgrimage held Sunday, June 1 to Thursday, June 5. Beginning in Albuquerque, NM, and ending in San Antonio, TX

A Message From Our Bishops Diocesan Response to Hill Country Flood

The Threads of Blessing Ministry shares personal reflections from women in Uganda that reflect the power of the ministry and how it is positively transforming lives.

Diocese of West Texas Bishops, the Rt. Rev. Dr. David G. Read, D.D., and the Rt. Rev. Angela Maria Cortiñas share a message on the Hill Country Flooding.

The Rev. Dustin Barrows is the priest-in-charge of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in San Antonio and our small-church sermon-writer for this edition of the June edition of the Small Church Ministry newsletter. Fr. Dustin shares this sermon on the lectionary texts of the Trinity Sunday for other churches in the diocese to use. If you don’t have regular clergy to preach this Sunday, June 15 or you are the regular preacher at your church and could use a little break, please consider reading Fr. Dustin’s sermon out loud to the congregation as the sermon on the day, with proper attribution, of course. 

St. George Episcopal Day School in San Antonio celebrates the twentieth edition of the Chain of Love that has made a different world for a remote Haitian Episcopal Church and School.

Flor Saldivar, Director of Immigration + Refugee Ministries and Melanie Jakubisin, Immigration + Refugee Ministries Coordinator travel to Brownsville