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Bishops of the Diocese of North Carolina Respond to President’s Racist Post
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Bishops Across The Episcopal Church Join Voices in a Letter and Ask: Whose Dignity Matters?
On January 31, bishops across The Episcopal Church shared a public letter responding to recent events involving ICE and to ask the question:...
Resources for Lent
With Lent quickly approaching--Ash Wednesday is February 18--we have gathered resources for Ash Wednesday, Lent and Holy Week from our partners...
Get Ready for Advocacy Day 2026
The planning for Advocacy Day 2026 is underway, and once again, organizers are inviting you to be the voices they take with them! Advocacy Day is an...
Donate Godly Play Materials to Support Latino Congregations
This summer, more than 20 Godly Play storytellers were trained in our Latino congregations with the help of a Godly Play Foundation Grant. The diocese is working now to support these …
Diocese of North Carolina Shares Policy on Political Candidate Endorsement
In July 2025, the federal government took the first steps toward lifting the prohibition restricting churches from campaigning for and endorsing candidates running for elected office, when the Internal Revenue …
Bishops of the Diocese of North Carolina Offer Congratulations to the New Archbishop of Canterbury
The Diocese of North Carolina shares the joy and excitement felt around the world today at the historic announcement of the next Archbishop of Canterbury! We join with Presiding Bishop …
Diocese of North Carolina Shares New Chapter Announcement from the Rev. Canon Earnest Graham
The Diocese of North Carolina shares today the news that the Rev. Canon Earnest Graham, who has faithfully served as the canon missioner for congregational vitality west region, is concluding …
Diocese of North Carolina Announces Recipients of Phase II Mission Proceeds Disbursement
The diocesan-wide task force appointed by the bishops, and the Diocesan Council of the Diocese of North Carolina, announce today the recipients of the second phase of the mission proceeds …
All Saints’, Warrenton, Under Consideration for National Registry of Historic Places Status
The revitalization of All Saints’, Warrenton, recently took a major step forward when it was approved by the State National Register Advisory Committee to be put forward for inclusion on …
Bishop Anne Hodges-Copple to Serve as Assisting Bishop for the Diocese of the Great Lakes
The Diocese of North Carolina is delighted to share the news that the Rt. Rev. Anne Hodges-Copple, bishop suffragan of the Diocese of North Carolina (resigned), will be serving quarter-time …
Bishops of the Diocese of North Carolina Renew Call for Ceasefire in Gaza
Horrific events unfolding this week in Gaza expose again the heartbreaking violence in an escalating humanitarian crisis. A father, accompanying his son to surgery, his son, and four others were …
