The program will remain available for on-demand viewing at Episcopal Life Online.

Produced by Episcopal Life Media, the program will feature coverage of the House of Bishops September meeting in New Orleans, the Archbishop of Canterbury's visit there, and the hands-on post-hurricane rebuilding and pastoral work offered by the bishops and spouses along the Gulf Coast.
 
Also featured is a profile of New Orleans Episcopalian Diana Meyers, who leads the Mobile Healthcare Ministry for St. Anna's Church, a historic parish in the city's Treme section.

The program covers the opening of the new Desmond Tutu Center at New York's General Theological Seminary. The Focus program will conclude with a pastoral reflection.

The program is produced by Michael Collins and anchored by the Rev. Jan Nunley, executive editor of Episcopal Life Media.

This edition of Episcopal Life Focus is again sponsored by Episcopal Books and Resources, with online captioning for the hearing impaired provided by the Episcopal Church Women, Diocese of Los Angeles.

The program is also available for placement on community-access cable channels offering free air time.

Upcoming editions of Episcopal Life Focus are scheduled to air November 8, December 13.

Direct inquiries about programming and requests regarding community-access cable placement to Collins via e-mail, mcollins@episcopalchurch.org, or by phoning 800-334-7626, ext. 6018.

The program is part of the newly integrated "Episcopal Life Media" initiative that complements the churchwide monthly newspaper, Episcopal Life, with the Episcopal Life Online website, weekday e-mail releases, regular streaming video reports and weekly inserts for Sunday parish bulletins. Top stories are featured from the Episcopal News Service.