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An Update on Haiti
EnglishKreyòlEspañolFrançais Over the past few years, Haiti has faced substantial political, economic, and humanitarian crises, as well as crises…
Episcopal Church statement on deaths of civilians seeking aid in Gaza
On February 29th, while waiting in line to receive food, more than100 people were killed and more than 750…
Episcopal Church Statement on Deaths of Civilians Seeking Aid in Gaza
On February 29th, while waiting in line to receive food, over 100 people were killed and over 750 wounded…
Episcopal Church Statement on Immigration Reform
The Episcopal Church champions and advocates for humane policy towards migrants because of our belief that every human being…
Summary of General Convention Resolutions on Abortion and Women's Reproductive Health
Originally published 17 May, 2019; updated 23 February, 2024 Clergy throughout The Episcopal Church counsel those in their care…
Episcopal Church Statement on the Passing of the Expanded Child Tax Credit
Last night, the House of Representatives came together in a major way and passed a bipartisan tax package that…
Looking Ahead in 2024
As we begin 2024 and gear up for Congress returning to Washington next week, we have the opportunity to…
Episcopal Church Statement on Al-Ahli Arab Hospital
Earlier this week, the Israeli military forced the closure of Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza, a ministry of the…
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Episcopal Church Statement on Impending United States Government Shutdown
As people of faith, we affirm the dignity of every human being and our charge to love and care…
The Episcopal Church’s statement on the Arctic Refuge
The Episcopal Church celebrates the recent decision by the Biden Administration to cancel the leases in the Arctic National…
Fall 2023 Newsletter
As we look towards Congress’s return to Washington in a few weeks, we want to update you on our…
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