Bishop Reflection: Leaning on Prayer
At its core the act of prayer involves seeking solace, guidance, and connection with something greater than oneself.
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Leaders Lead from Broken Places
When we acknowledge our imperfections, our struggles, our shortcomings not only as individuals but as a society it allows us new opportunities to engage the problems of the world from a deeper sense of authenticity, humility, and solidarity.
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Idea Toolbox: Ministry tip of the week
Episcopal Church Foundation is making it easy for us to learn new ideas for ministry at our churches.
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Bishop Reflection: The gifts of joy and wonder
Bishop Deon reflects on his son's first experience with the seashore and considers how we might all be called to live that kind of joy and wonder.
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2023 Convention: Nominees for Election
The Nominations Committee is pleased to announce our slate of nominations for election at the 184th Annual Convention of The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri.
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Bishop Reflection: Take a Rest
In our fast-paced and demanding world, the spiritual need for rest has become increasingly crucial. Amidst the constant hustle and bustle, finding moments of tranquility and rejuvenation has taken on a profound significance for our well-being.
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Young Adult Ministry Trend Report
Subscribe to The Young Adult Ministry Trend Report, a publication of Try Tank at Virginia Theological Seminary.
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Responding to calls for improved church safety and accountability
"I want to assure you in the strongest way possible, that we in the Diocese of Missouri do not and will not tolerate abuse or harassment of any kind, especially by those called to serve Christ in the world as ordained leaders," said Bishop Deon Johnson.
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Campus Ministry: Supporting a New Generation
As students head back to classes this fall, campus ministries throughout the Diocese of Missouri are gearing up to support a new generation of young adults.
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Idea Toolbox: Leasing Unused Church Space
If you want to get something done at your church, you might think you have to do it yourself. But as St. Francis Episcopal Church in Eureka is learning, sometimes you can save time, money, and stress by paying someone in the secular world to get it done for you.
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