The Evangelism Committee presents Season 2 of “Good News on the Ground,” a podcast exploring real-world evangelism through everyday life.
Students from the 2026 class of the Shenk Scholarship Fund program will perform on Sunday, August 23, at 4:00 p.m. at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral in Harrisburg.
The Indigenous Justice Ministry Team of the Episcopal Diocese of the Susquehanna co-hosted the annual meeting of the Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery.
The Stevenson School for Ministry has a new logo and a new look to reflect its home in the newly reunified Diocese of the Susquehanna.
After an 18-month search, St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Harrisburg has called a new dean and rector, the Rev. Joshua Andrew.
St. Stephen’s Episcopal School has received a 2026 United Thank Offering Grant to launch Practicing Shalom, a play-centered whole-child formation initiative rooted in the Christian vision of shalom.
The Diocese of the Susquehanna’s Beloved Community Commission invites all members of our diocesan family to support local Juneteenth celebrations and community events as an act of solidarity and witness to God’s love for our neighbors.
Nominations are open for the Diocesan Standing Committee and Diocesan Council. Lay persons, deacons, and priests are invited to consider serving.
We rejoice that all of God’s children have a home in The Episcopal Church and that our congregations are safe havens in a world that does not always recognize the gifts and dignity of our LGBTQ+ siblings.
For you have been a refuge to the poor, a refuge to the needy in their distress, a shelter from the rainstorm and a shade from the heat. - Isaiah 25:4 Our baptismal covenant asks us to "seek and serve Christ in all persons, loving our neighbors as ourselves." For the...
The initial meeting of the Constitution and Canons Committee, a regular committee of Convention, was recently held. This committee is responsible for receiving, reviewing, and presenting amendments to the Constitution and Canons of the Diocese at Diocesan Convention....
Join the diocesan Migration Ministry Team in celebrating World Refugee Day, the international day designated by the United Nations to honor refugees throughout the world who fled their home nations because of war, hunger, climate change, and persecution due to a person’s religion, race, political views, or sexual orientation. World Refugee Day was established on June 20, 2001, to define the term ‘refugee’ and to set legal protection, rights, and assistance for refugees.
