Pathways to Licensed Lay Ministry: A Message from Bishop Scanlan
An important update from Bishop Scanlan regarding licensed lay ministry in the Diocese of the Susquehanna.
An important update from Bishop Scanlan regarding licensed lay ministry in the Diocese of the Susquehanna.
Fraudulent emails aimed at church communities have become much easier to send and more professional-sounding. Here is how to spot them.
Members of the Saving Lives: Ending Gun Violence ministry team held a Safe Disposal Event where fifteen guns were dismantled to be turned into garden tools, jewelry, and art.
Presentation materials and keynote links are now available from the 2026 Social Justice Summit and Gather 26.
Come February, the new Episcopal Diocese of the Susquehanna will establish its Harrisburg Office in the same building as St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at 248 Seneca Street. The Bethlehem Office of the diocese will remain at 321 Wyandotte Street in Bethlehem.
Forma — the Network for Christian Formation for the Episcopal Church and beyond — will hold its annual professional conference for both lay and ordained formation leaders on Jan. 26-29 in Denver, CO.
The Rev. Ginger Bennett, Associate Rector of St. Andrew’s, Shippensburg, has worked with military veterans for many years, serving in a variety of chaplaincy roles.
On November 14-15, 2025, individuals from the dioceses of Central Pennsylvania and Bethlehem learned, reflected, and grew together as they heard from indigenous and settler-descended leaders about the history of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School and the Episcopal Church’s participation in it.
On October 17 and 18, 2025, the Diocese of Bethlehem and the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania came together for a joint Annual Convention at the Hilton Scranton and Conference Center.
New Bethany, a nonprofit founded in the 1980s by the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem in partnership with the City of Bethlehem and Nativity Cathedral, seeks “to build a community of hope and support for those who seek help and for those who desire to make a difference in the Lehigh Valley.”