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Harvest August 2025

Around the Diocese

News and notes from the congregations of the diocese. Trinity, Arkansas City, hosted the Chamber Coffee Thursday, July 10, and twenty nine people attended. Mother Kathy welcomed the attendees and invited all to stop by and put food in the church’s Blessing Box. Harrison Taylor played the keyboard in the nave providing wonderful background music

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Color & Community at St. Michael’s Art Camp

Every summer, St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church opens its doors to creativity, laughter, and learning. The Art Camp, now in its 14th year, welcomes children from places far and wide, such as Johnson County, Kansas City, Iowa, and even England for a week-long celebration of artistic exploration and community spirit.  What began as a

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Trinity, El Dorado Celebrates Baptism and Outreach Ministries

Trinity Episcopal Church, El Dorado, celebrated Trinity Sunday with a baptism, held outside in the church’s prayer garden and labyrinth. Lunch followed, honoring and celebrating the newly baptized and the Trinity community.  The church continues to partner with The Family Life Center Safe House in providing them with administrative offices as they provide trauma-informed support

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Clergy News

Updates on diocesan clergy since the last issue of The Harvest. The Rev. Ryan Bloyd-Wiseman accepted a call to serve as Priest-in-charge at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Winchester, Kentucky. The Rev. Caroline Howard was appointed Creation Care Missioner for the diocese, effective July 1. The Rev. Dr. Suzan Olson was appointed Associate Rector for Pastoral

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Three Transitional Deacons Ordained

The diocese gathered at Grace Cathedral on Saturday, June 21, 2025, to participate in the ordination of the Rev. Dr. Suzan Olson, the Rev. Dr. Lynne Powell, and the Rev. Clare Stern-Burbano to the transitional diaconate. The ordination was recorded and can be viewed on the diocesan YouTube Page. The Very Rev. Gar Demo preached

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The Folk Saints Collection: Divine in the Margins

Jory Mertens is a recent graduate of the Bishop Kemper School for Ministry, a member of Grace Episcopal Church in Carthage, Missouri, and a candidate for ordination to the diaconate in January. Combining his calling as deacon and artist, he recently completed the Folk Saint Collection, which is a vibrant series of digital illustrations that

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