Join us June 1-7, 2025 for Episcopal Summer Mega Camp! Mega Camp is a 1-week overnight summer camp experience for young people who have finished grades 3-12. There’s boating, horseback riding, archery, climbing tower, hiking, arts & crafts, plus Episcopal worship and formation. The camp community is like nothing else: campers will feel accepted and …
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Derby has launched an inspiring gardening project in partnership with Breakthrough Episcopal Social Services and its local Clubhouse. This project provides fresh produce for Breakthrough’s lunch program while offering meaningful work opportunities for its members. This initiative beautifully reflects shared values of stewardship, creation care, and addressing food insecurity in the …
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Know that my love for the Diocese of Kansas runs deep.
Through prayer, and discussion with advisors and my family, I have discerned a 2026 resignation as Bishop of Kansas and am calling for the election of the 11th Bishop of Kansas in 2026. I want to share the reasons leading to my decision…
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Join us for the Inaugural Grasslands Gathering April 25-26, 2025Bethany House and Garden835 SW Polk Street, Topeka, KS The Grasslands Network is made up of every day folks we call Creation Trustees. They are Nature-Food-Faith leaders who seek to live out Jesus’ Way of Love through their varied local efforts to care for God’s creation and …
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Here’s what I have sown so far for 2025: OnionsSwiss chardArugula/rocketPansy/violaBroccoli Cauliflower Chinese cabbage LettuceKaleThymeSageDill Besides onions, now is a good time to sow (inside) all of the crops listed above. Most can still be started later on, but I try to plant above ground crops during a waxing moon, and root crops I plant during the waning …
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The recent season of Advent brought a confluence of studies and celebrations at St. Michael’s and All Angels. Spearheaded by three main groups, Horizons Arts Ministry, the Experiencing God (EG) Group and the Altar Guild, a series of events was held which studied and honored the meaning, art and history of the nativity. Beginning in …
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News and notes from the congregations of the diocese. Trinity, Arkansas City particpated in a community Thanksgiving service with the Ark City Ministerial Alliance. The service featured music from local church musicians and student soloists. The sermon was given by Jack Dixon of Shepherd’s Grace Church and focused on a message of unity. St. Paul’s, …
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We met, we worked, we played, and we celebrated. And we raised $3895.00 in donations (as of this writing), exceeding our goal of $2000 by almost $1900. The Leavenworth County Relay for Life, raising funds for the American Cancer Society to fund cancer research and increase awareness of cancer’s social costs, took place on Saturday, …
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Back in 1888 a new church building opened in Marysville, KS. It was made of red brick and sat high on a hill overlooking the small town of Marysville which grew in population and commerce to become the county seat of Marshall County. Throughout the decades, that little church has managed to remain a vibrant …
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Every year, nearly every church and non-profit organization discusses the theme of stewardship and estate planning. And many of us know we need to make sure our church is in our estate plan, but we do not always act . . . and then it is too late. Some people, however, make sure that they …
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