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The goal of our diocesan communications is to share the mission of our diocese with our members and the community at large.

Janis Greenbaum is our diocesan communications director. She works directly with the bishop, the bishop's staff, parishes, and the people of the Diocese to create conversations that inspire, inform, support, and challenge people to be faithful witnesses of our life in Christ.

Your participation in this ongoing conversation is vital, and your ideas and suggestions are always welcome. Fill out THIS FORM if you would like to submit a story or event for diocesan publication.

Communications Advisory Team

Our Diocesan Communications Advisory Team (CAT) meets regularly with Communications Director Janis Greenbaum to create a network for sharing ideas, solving problems, and spreading the Good News throughout the Diocese. Members include:

  • Connor Bryant, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Ladue
  • Katie Gregston, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Webster Groves
  • Teresa Lee, Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Poplar Bluff

Would you like to be a member of our team and be a part of our conversations? Contact Janis Greenbaum for more information.

Publications / Content

Diocesan

The Episcopal Church

Tools and Resources

Please contact communications director Janis Greenbaum if you need assistance creating custom church marketing materials or for more information on these resources:

Diocesan Branding

Our parishes, organizations and ministries are welcome to use these diocesan branding materials. We encourage you to download and read the guidelines before using the logos and for assistance in your writing.

Members of the press or outside organizations should contact communications director Janis Greenbaum for permission to use our branding.

Please contact communications director Janis Greenbaum if you need other variations of our diocesan logo or would like to use any of our ministry logos.

Episcopal Church Branding & Other Communications Resources

Please visit The Episcopal Church website for: