“He was despised, and we held him of no account.” —Isaiah 53:3
As the organizer of the new prison ministry effort at Saint Philip’s, I was inspired to offer some of my reflections on how the lessons of Holy Week could inform a faith-based approach to working with and advocating for those in prison.
There is a mental health crisis in our nation and our state that has only gotten worse since the pandemic.
Veteran Ministry members of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Litchfield Park teamed up with the Sterling Grove Veterans Group of Surprise, AZ to serve at the Maricopa County’s “Veterans Stand Down Alliance” on March 21st & 22nd.
I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty…
At the House of Bishops last week, the Bishops’ Choir sang O Love by Elaine Hagenberg, with a text by George Matheson…
Our Lenten journey is turning its face toward Holy Week, preparing our minds, hearts, and spirits for the journey to the cross and empty tomb.
I am pleased to announce that Canon Clyde Kunz has accepted my invitation to serve as the Canon for Stewardship for the Diocese of Arizona. The Canon for Stewardship is …
Join us in supporting non-discrimination and fairness across Arizona.
As part of our covenant call to “strive for justice, and respect the dignity of every human being”, there are two proposals of note in the Arizona state 2024 legislature session, making worthy updates to statewide non-discrimination laws. The changes proposed in House Bill 2625 as well as 2736 stand for the fair and equal treatment of everyone, including people who live or believe differently than us.
Club de Lectura 2024 The Hispanic and Latino Ministry of the Diocese of Arizona Invites you to be part of a journey of faith through Healing, restoration, and transformation through The Book Club …
This Saturday at 11 am our annual service in honor of Blessed Absalom Jones will take place at St. Philip’s in the Hills in Tucson. I am very grateful to …
Sin. Today is the day when we come, with penitent hearts, before the altar of God to confess and to make a right beginning for the season of Lent. It …
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a time to reflect on ourselves and our faith. This year it falls on Valentines Day.