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The Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, and the entire Episcopal Church, welcomes you in the name of Jesus Christ.

We are a welcoming and affirming group of local Christian communities in and around the Fort Worth area who are united with The Episcopal Church, a province of the worldwide Anglican Communion, and a part of the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church.

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Upcoming Events

05/23/2013 -- Diocesan Staff Meeting, 9:00 am, Diocesan Office, 4301 Meadowbrook Dr, Ft Worth, TX 76103.

05/25/2013 -- Constitution & Canons Committee, 10:00 am, Trinity Episcopal Church, 3401 Bellaire Dr S, Ft Worth, TX 76109. Contact - Jane McClain, a.janemcclain@yahoo.com

05/26/2013 -- Trinity Sunday, . Year C / I
Ordinary Time
White
Psalm 8 or Canticle 13 or Canticle 2
Proverbs 8:1-4,22-31
Romans 5:1-5
John 16:12-15

05/27/2013 -- Diocesan offices closed for Memorial Day, .

05/27/2013 -- Memorial Day

05/27/2013 -- Clergy Bible Study, 10:00 am, St Christopher's Episcopal Church, 3550 SW Loop 820, Ft Worth, TX 76133 (817.921.4533, www.stchrisfw.org).

05/29/2013 -- John F. Kennedy's Birthday


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Public Services for Severe Weather Information

There are several useful public services related to severe weather information: Nixle (nixle.com) sends weather and hazard updates to your phone via a text message or to your email, however you choose to set it up. You can subscribe for … Continue reading

Letter from Bishop Ohl about Tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma

The Rt. Rev. C. Wallis Ohl, second provisional bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, has written a letter to the diocese: Dear Friends, Thank you to the many who have emailed and called in the last 24 hours … Continue reading

Presiding Bishop offers Prayer for Oklahoma after Tornadoes

The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church, on the devastation in Oklahoma: The prayers of Episcopalians are with the people of Oklahoma in the midst of this tragic event. May the spirit of God hover over the broken, lost, and grieving, and may they meet the love of God in their neighbors’ responses. Continue reading

Sources of Local Information About Hood and Johnson County Tornado Relief

The Rev.Tracie Middleton encourages anyone wanting current local information about the areas affected by Hood and Johnson county tornadoes to consider these sources… Continue reading

A message from the Rt. Rev. Rayford B. High Jr. on tornado relief

The Rt. Rev. Rayford B. High Jr., provisional bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, gives a message about tornado relief. Continue reading

Province VII Youth Summer of Service Event Has Been Cancelled

The Province 7 Youth Summer of Service event scheduled for July 8-13 has been cancelled. The high school youth from the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth who had registered have been notified. Thank you to all who supported this endeavor. Continue reading

The Unbroken Circle, a Fine Arts Gallery, will open with worship on Saturday May 18

A 5pm worship service in the sanctuary will mark the opening of The Unbroken Circle, a Fine Arts Gallery, at St. Elisabeth’s Episcopal Church in Fort Worth. All are invited to worship and to walk through the liturgical year via … Continue reading

Godly Play Core Training at All Saints Fort Worth July 11-13, 2013

The Godly Play Foundation says of Godly Play, “Godly Play teaches children the art of using Christian language – parable, sacred story, silence and liturgical action – helping them become more fully aware of the mystery of God’s presence in … Continue reading

Day of Discernment Registration

The Diocesan Day of Discernment is coming up on June 1. It will be held in the McNair Theater of the Upper School at All Saints’ Episcopal School in Fort Worth. (More information here || Map to All Saints here.) If you are planning … Continue reading

Episcopal Church Women Appoint Chaplain

The Rev. Heather O’Brien is the new chaplain for the Episcopal Church Women (ECW) of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth. “She is a wonderful asset to the board, with fresh ideas and energy. We know that everyone will welcome … Continue reading

Make Plans for the Episcopal Church Women Province VII Retreat in August 2013

Ladies, plan to attend a weekend of sharing and worship with Episcopal Church Women (ECW) from the states of Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.  Family and friends are welcome, too! Kindle in Us the Fire of … Continue reading

Conference on Healing Offered by the North American Order of St. Luke the Physician

A conference on healing offered by the North American Order of St. Luke the Physician (OSL) will be in Fort Worth June 5-8, 2013, at the Riley Conference Center on the campus of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2001 W. Seminary … Continue reading

Update on Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Training

The venue for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd training has changed – all sessions will be at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church worshiping at Theatre Arlington. Don’t miss this opportunity to train to teach using this powerful Montessori-based children’s curriculum! Read about … Continue reading

An Appeal to Join in Prison Ministries & Social Support

… I was in prison and you visited me. Matthew 25:36 But what happens after the prisoner is released? By Tim Stevens St. Christopher Episcopal Church, Fort Worth Matthew 25:36 gives a clear indication of how important prison ministry is, … Continue reading

Churches begin Recasting process

Three Diocese of Fort Worth congregations – St. Alban Arlington, St. Elisabeth Fort Worth, and St. Luke’s in the Meadow Fort Worth – have completed the application process to participate in Recasting Church Assets, a process of self-study facilitated by the Episcopal Church Building Fund (ECBF). Congregations participating in the program will begin meeting together late in the summer. Continue reading

RSS Churchwide News

  • TEXAS: New Missouri City parish reflects on faithful journey
    [Episcopal Diocese of Texas] A sea of red – that’s how one might describe the nearly 150 members of St. Catherine of Sienna Episcopal Church in Missouri City as they marched into the Episcopal Diocese of Texas’ 164th Diocesan Council meeting. They proudly displayed their church banner and sang “Soldiers of the Savior,” an original […]
  • A new hat for mariners
    [Seamen's Church Institute] What’s fashionable on the high seas this winter? Some mariners will sport a new hat designed by Kristine Byrnes of Allentown, NJ, winner of a contest to keep seafaring ears warm. North America’s largest mariners’ service agency, the Seamen¹s Church Institute (SCI), debuts new garb for mariners this winter. Earlier this year, […]
  • Anglican Health Network communiqué
    [Anglican Communion News Service] A major conference on the relationship between Faith, Health and Healing was held in Birmingham, England, at the end of April under the auspices of the Anglican Health Network. Provinces were invited to send representatives to the conference and to an AHN provincial representatives’ meeting immediately following. Those who g […]
  • EPPN: Demand protections for all families in S. 744
    [Episcopal Public Policy Network] Family unity has long been a driver of immigration and a cornerstone of our immigration system. Despite this prioritization of family, however, lengthy backlogs, inadequate country caps, and preference categories have meant that our immigration system often keeps families apart for decades. Through pastoral care to members o […]
  • Prayers urged, diocese reaches out, as deadly tornadoes hit Oklahoma
    [Episcopal News Service] Updated at 11:50 a.m. to include revised death toll, lowered from initial count. Bishop Ed Konieczny called for prayer, while staff and clergy of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma reached out to the community, after violent tornadoes on May 20 left at least 24 dead, including 7 children, and more than 120 […]