Trinity Food Ministry Prepares for Winter
With the colder months approaching, there is a great need to practice our commitment to loving the poor and vulnerable and those carrying heavy burdens in our collective communities.
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Be SMART: Step Four - Recognize the role of guns in suicide
The fourth step in the Be SMART program is “R” Recognize the Role of Guns in Suicide.
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Bishop Reflection: The power of hope
I love to walk. Over the last few weeks of reengaging with a regular rhythm of walking, I have rediscovered the beauty of finding God along the way.
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Young Adults Invited to Convention
Young Adults are an important part of the Church and we want to show that to the diocese by extending an invitation for fun and fellowship at convention.
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Bishop Reflection: When racism comes calling
Bishop Deon Johnson shares a personal experience with racism and reflects on the work we have to do in striving towards Beloved Community.
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Be SMART: Step Three - Ask about unsecured guns in other homes
There are approximately 4.6 million U.S. children living in a household with at least one loaded, unlocked gun. That’s why you need to Ask about firearms in other homes your child visits.
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Bishop Reflection: The spirituality of stillness
Being still is a practice often overlooked in our fast-paced world, yet it holds profound value for our well-being. In a society constantly in motion, being still offers a sanctuary for the mind and soul.
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Be SMART: Step Two: Model responsible behavior
Modeling responsible behavior means that SMART adults make sure that kids don’t have the opportunity to access guns.
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A Prayer for Peace
The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri joins with people around the world in denouncing the violence in the Holy Land. We pray for peace.
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Putting Our Faith in Action
Our public advocacy missioner clears misconceptions about what role our congregations and churches are allowed to take when it comes to public policy issues.
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