From the start, the mission strategy of the Diocese of North Carolina has been designed and presented as taking a grassroots approach, meaning that the work of the strategy is …
Diocese announces plans for funds from sale of 200 West Morgan Street Since the sale of Diocesan House at 200 West Morgan Street in September 2023, Bishop Sam Rodman and …
Since the sale of Diocesan House at 200 West Morgan Street in September 2023, Bishop Sam Rodman and Bishop Jennifer Brooke-Davidson formed and have been working with a diocesan-wide task …
How St. John’s, Wake Forest, is bringing generations together through worship By Summerlee Walter When Louis Mullinger first heard the Rev. Sarah Phelps’ idea for a new experimental worship service …
The Advocate, Chapel Hill, keeps finding new ways to share space with the community By Summerlee Walter The Church of the Advocate, Chapel Hill, has always been about the creative use …
A community comes together to stand watch By Christine McTaggart Thunderstorms are a summertime way of life. In fact, the weather forecast through June, July and August is often the same …
Efforts toward one lead to the nourishment of the other By Christine McTaggart There are countless quotes from every age and time about the impact a small thing or action …
By Summerlee Walter For as long as I have worked for the Diocese of North Carolina—12 years now—I have heard the same question at every convention, clergy conference and other gathering …
Whether for a new outreach ministry, clergy salary support, global missions, physical plant needs, seminary tuition or theological education for lay people, the Diocese of North Carolina has an extensive grants …
By Kyle Matthew Oliver “Electricity is a significant part of our ministry.” It sounds like a strange thing to say, right? We probably wouldn’t be inclined to claim that vestments …
By David Palmer “God is not finished with us yet, and I have a hope, a dream, a prayer for us, the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. It is that …
By Summerlee Walter Volleyballs bounced across theback lawn of St. Patrick’s, Mooresville, while inside the sanctuary, in the shadow of the cross, parishioners worked through a yoga flow. On a …
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