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The Bishop's Episcopal Address - 203rd Convention
When we avoid difficult conversations in church, we withdraw from the very challenges that need our best selves and our deepest surrender to God. The most important conversations are not about who is right and who is wrong; those never go very far. But conversations in which we learn from one another about how we got to the perspectives we hold, in which we hear the personal stories upon which our convictions are built, those can take us to novel and more secure ground. I believe that God cares much more about how we get to common-ground solutions for the long term, than about who will win and who will lose in the short term.
The Bishop's Sermon - 2019 Convention Eucharist
When we claim that there are no exceptions to God’s love, we are not simply referring to something between God and whoever that may be. We cannot say, “God loves you. No exceptions. But please go and be loved by God over there, somewhere.” Rather, in those five words we are proclaiming a guiding conviction for our own lives and responsibilities as Christians. We are saying that precisely because you are loved by God, whoever you are, I, as part of the body of Christ, will love you, too. No matter what that costs us.
Videos offer insight into the United Methodist Church-Episcopal Church dialogue on Full Communion
The United Methodist–Episcopal Church Dialogue Committee has released a series of videos highlighting shared ministries between the churches and discussing the current full communion proposal developed by the committee.
Shaker’s Christ Episcopal Church marks sesquicentennial on All Saints Day, Nov. 1
Diversity has always been a cornerstone of the Van Aken District’s Christ Episcopal Church, which will be celebrating its 150th anniversary on All Saints Day (Friday, Nov. 1).
Grace Episcopal food pantry celebrates 20 years
The Grace Episcopal Church food pantry began in the late 1990s with a Sunday school teacher who asked children to bring in canned goods for laid-off AK Steel workers to be given t, the Salvation Army for its feeding program.
Episcopal-Presbyterian representatives meet for Third Round of Bilateral Dialogues
Representatives from The Episcopal Church and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) met at Glendale, Ohio at the Transfiguration Spirituality Center from October 7-9, 2019 for the Third Round of Bilateral Dialogues (2019-2024).
Redlining exhibit at Cleveland cathedral examines historic roots of housing discrimination
Cleveland’s Trinity Cathedral, the seat of the Diocese of Ohio, invited a traveling interactive exhibit called “Undesigning the Redline” to set up shop there.
Episcopal Church Young Adult Service Corps: Applications accepted for 2020-2021 placements
Applications are now available for 2020-2021 placements with the Young Adult Service Corps (YASC), the international missionary program of The Episcopal Church.
Events
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October 7 - December 20
Undesign the Redline
Undesign the Redline is an interactive exhibit exploring the history of race, class and U.S. housing policy, and how this legacy of inequity and exclusion continues to shape our communities.
November 26
Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
February 7 - 8
Winter Convocation
Kalahari Resort and Conference Center, Sandusky, OH
Bishops' Visitations
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December 8
Trinity Church, Findlay
Visiting Bishop: Bishop Williams
December 15
St. Mark's Church, Shelby
Visiting Bishop: Bishop Williams
November 24
St. Barnabas Church, Bay Village
Visiting Bishop: Bishop Williams
Difference Makers
Brick by Brick
St. Peter's, Lakewood Grand Opening
"We Can Change the World"
Diocese of Ohio ECW Annual Meeting
5 Ideas for Christian Formation Adult Members Will Love
Youth Engaging in Mission
Our First Season of Summer Camp
Why do we do that? Liturgical Vestments
Quiet Day
Rose Window
Williamson Food Pantry
Campus Ministries in the Diocese
He Was One to "Tell the Story"
Province V Becoming Beloved Community Gathering
Global Mission
Spring Youth Gathering
Extending Curriculums Outdoors
Why do we do that? Liturgical Colors & Seasons
Letting Go
Interchurch Social Services
Ohio's Pioneer Priest to the Deaf
Welcoming the 12th Dean of Trinity Cathedral
A Timeline in Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Consecration of Philander Chase as the First Bishop of Ohio
Winter Convocation
Non nobis, Domine
Bellwether Farm Updates
Being in Belize
Philander Chase and the General Convention of the Episcopal Church
Diocesan Youth Event
Why do we do that? Liturgy
Connecting Communities
Because it is Necessary: Supervised Visitation Supported by Episcopal Community Service Grant
Ohio and Belize Join Together in Mission
Happening in Belize
Five Things I Learned at Reading Camp
"Pick Your Own Veggies" Days
Why do we do that? Communion
The Poetry of Prayer
Belize "Science Success" Camp
Creating a Culture of Generosity in Your Church
Your Gifts to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal: Making a Difference by Thanking Veterans
Race and the Criminal Justice System: A Conversation
The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd: A Different Kind of Sunday School
Seminarian Cohort in Ohio
Hosting Spring Youth Gathering
Bellwether Farm
Why do we do that? Passing the Peace
The General Convention of 1817: Wheels in Motion for the Diocese of Ohio
The Spiritual Disciplines of Our Polity
Facade Enhancement: $10,000 Grant Awarded
Los Amigos Episcopales Hosts the Bishop of El Salvador
Rethinking Parish Outreach
Meet the New Faces of Bellwether Farm
2018 Winter Convocation
“Suffer not our trust in thee to fail"
Be Alert. Be Awake. Be Aware
“Happening” Happening in Belize
Path to Peace EYE 2017
Mission with a World in Motion
We Share a Call to be Disciples
The Harvest is Plentiful
Called to Preach
New Deacons Training
Steps to Dicscernment: Kelly’s Journey
Mission Accomplished
Stewards of St. Andrew: A Small Parish Achieving Big Results
Sharing a Communal Meal
Winter Convocation
Growing a Rule of Life
Habits and Disciplines
From Strength to Strength
Trees of Life