Call for Clergy Counselors
The Faith Aloud clergy counseling line is staffed by volunteers of various religious backgrounds who provide unbiased, judgment-free spiritual support to folks in ALL pregnancy experiences.
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Obama Backlash? Reflections on the hard work of anti-racism work from Gayle Fisher-Stewart
The author of “Black and Episcopalian” visited with members of the Commission on Dismantling Racism and others from the Diocese in October.
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Supporting Trinity Food Ministry
Trinity Food Ministry (TFM) at Trinity Episcopal Church in St. Louis invites the people of the Diocese to contribute to this Jubilee Ministry and all food ministries.
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Emery Washington Convocation Celebration
The Rt. Rev. Deon K. Johnson led a special worship service on Sept. 18, 2022, to celebrate the late Rev. Emery Washington, the namesake of one of our diocesan convocations.
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Bishop Deon Johnson featured in podcast
The Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson, Eleventh Bishop of The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri, is the featured guest on an episode of " For People ," a podcast hosted by Bishop Rob Wright of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta.
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Safe Church update from the Bishop
At this time I share with you that my office has completed the investigative review of the SafeChurch policy violations at the 2022 session of Camp Phoenix.
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Additional Updates for Safe Church, Safe Communities
There are now eight Safe Church, Safe Communities modules available at this time. If you are already enrolled, we encourage you to check your progress and ensure you have taken all the available courses. If you are not yet enrolled, please visit our Safe Church page on the diocesan website for instructions on getting signed up and which courses you need to take based on your role in your parish or ministry.
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Bishop Responds to Lambeth Calls
Bishop Deon Johnson responds to concerns over LGBTQ+ issues at the Lambeth Conference.
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Episcopal Church Policy on Immigration and Refugee Issues
The Episcopal Church has been actively concerned with the rights of refugees and migrants since the United States opened its borders to the first waves of immigrants from war-torn countries in the 1930s.
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Land Acknowledgement
The following statement was crafted by the Rev. Leslie Scoopmire, Missioner for Indigenous Ministry Engagement, and the Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson, Bishop of the Diocese of Missouri. The Standing Committee approved the updated acknowledgement on September 22, 2022. We encourage our parishes and ministries to use this text during their worship services and other public events.
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