Statement on bishop election in the Episcopal Diocese of Florida

United Thank Offering invites 2023 annual grants

The United Thank Offering (UTO) Board is pleased to announce the availability of its 2023 UTO Annual Grants, with a focus on the worldwide incarceration crisis. These grants are awarded for projects in The Episcopal Church and throughout the Anglican Communion, each year with a different focus.

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Episcopalians invited to apply for appointment to interim bodies

The Rev. Michael Barlowe, secretary of the General Convention, invites Episcopalians from across the church to apply for appointment to the various interim bodies created by General Convention. The deadline to apply has been extended to Aug. 19. These committees, commissions, and task forces carry out the work of The Episcopal Church between conventions.

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry invites applicants for United Nations 2022 climate conference delegation

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry invites all Episcopalians over 18 to consider applying to be a delegate—in person or virtually—to the 2022 United Nations climate change conference, known as the 27th session of the Conference of Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27).

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry signs statement with Anglican bishops and primates affirming and celebrating LGBTQ+ people

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is among the bishops from around the Anglican Communion attending the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury, England, who have thus far signed the following statement affirming and celebrating LGBTQ+ people. Additional signatures are being added.  

United Thank Offering virtual triennial Ingathering collects over $4M

The United Thank Offering held its triennial Ingathering ceremony virtually during the 80th General Convention of The Episcopal Church in Baltimore, Maryland, on July 10. The 2018-2020 offering totaled $4,150,926.77, an increase of more than $375,000 over last triennium.

Diocese of Virginia notified of successful canonical consent process for next bishop

The Episcopal Diocese of Virginia has received notification from Presiding Bishop and Primate Michael B. Curry that Bishop-elect E. Mark Stevenson has received the required majority of consents in the canonical consent process detailed in Canon III.11.3. The consents received have been certified by the Rev. Canon Michael Barlowe, Registrar of the General Convention.

Message from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry on Lambeth Call on human dignity

Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is among an estimated 650 Anglican bishops worldwide—including more than 100 Episcopal bishops—attending the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury, England, through Aug. 7. He shared a video message after bishops discussed the Lambeth Call on Human Dignity on Aug. 2. Read all Lambeth Calls.

Episcopalians invited to apply for appointment to interim bodies

The Rev. Michael Barlowe, secretary of the General Convention, invites Episcopalians from across the church to apply for appointment to the various interim bodies created by General Convention. These committees, commissions, and task forces carry out the work of The Episcopal Church between conventions.

Nominees accepted for Episcopal Church bishop suffragan for Armed Forces and Federal Ministries

in Washington, D.C, the bishop suffragan is a member of Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s staff.