Jan. 5th e-news: MLK events; Cathedral ministry growing; Lent ideas & more

Find the January 5th issue of the diocesan e-news at this link and learn how the Cathedral is expanding its capacity as a base for ministry.  It also includes a listing of several events the Center for Reconciliation is co-sponsoring to commemorate Martin Luther King Day.  And if you or your parish doesn’t have plans for […]

How do we publicize our parish’s events to a larger audience?

The best way to publicize your parish’s events is in your local community. Develop relationships with the community-news editors of your local newspaper, make sure you create and promote posts on social media (you might use Facebook, Eventbrite or MeetUp, depending on which is used most among your target attendees), and use word of mouth […]

June 7 e-news

The June 7 e-news includes information about Alumni Day at camp, several events being sponsored by our Center for Reconciliation, and a story about young adults from ECC sharing faith with young people in Connecticut.  Plus resources and dates of upcoming diocesan events.

Diocesan eNews

Diocesan E-News Each issue of our semi-monthly email newsletter shares stories with you of the recent happenings in the churches of the diocese as well as at the Bishop’s Office. Have a story you think could inspire other churches? email risen@episcopalri.org to talk about including it an upcoming issue. Diocesan eNews evolved out of our […]

News & Publications

News & Publications Do you have news to share? Email risen@episcopalri.org and keep us informed on what is happening in your parish. There are many ways to stay connected with us and aware of exciting things happening around the Diocese of RI. In addition to our publications below, you can connect with us on Facebook […]

Quick Note on Lambeth

Karen and I have returned from Canterbury and the Lambeth Conference that ended there last week. I’m mostly recovered from the experience and have had some time to reflect on what I saw and learned. I’ll be writing and speaking more about the events of the conference later this fall, but I did want to […]

St Stephen’s Church, Vestavia Hills AL

Overnight, we learned of a mass shooting event at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Alabama. As I write this, two people were killed, an 84 year old man and a 75 year old woman, by a 71 year man who occasionally attended the church. This is horrible news, and it feels so […]