BISHOP GLENDA S. CURRY’S OPENING ADDRESS AT THE 194TH DIOCESAN CONVENTION
This version has been slightly edited for clarity in this print edition. Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus… Read More
Faith Across Borders: Diocese of Alabama and Diocese of Honduras Strengthen Ties Through Parish Exchange
For over 30 years, the Diocese of Alabama and the Diocese of Honduras have shared a deep and growing connection. What began as mission trips… Read More
"Cast all your anxiety on Him..."
Dear Friends, In the gospel of Mark, when Jesus and the disciples are in the rocky boat in the storm, while the disciples are frightened,… Read More
Standing Committee Announces 13th Bishop Search Committee Members
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ: With prayer and specific inspiration from the Holy Spirit, your Standing Committee has selected the following to serve… Read More
Recap of the 194th Diocesan Convention: “Go Ahead to Galilee”
From Thursday, January 30, to Saturday, February 1, 2025, over 400 clergy members, lay delegates, and guests gathered in Decatur, AL, for the 194th Annual… Read More
"It is an honor to be your bishop" – Bishop Glenda Curry Announces her Retirement and Calls for the Election of a New Bishop
DECATUR, AL – The Rt. Rev. Glenda S. Curry, Ph.D., Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama, has announced her intention to retire, in accordance… Read More
Sermon Text: The Rev. Chase Ackerman Preaches at the 194th Diocesan Convention
The Rev. Chase Ackerman, Rector of St. John’s Church, Decatur, AL, was the preacher at the Holy Eucharist of the 194th Diocesan Convention held in… Read More
See you in Decatur, AL for 194th Diocesan Convention - By Bishop G
Dear Friends, This past Saturday, January 25, marked the 194th anniversary of the founding of our diocese and the holding of our first convention in… Read More
Looking for the image of God in each other – By Bishop G
Dear Friends, I came across a wonderful little video a few years ago. It begins with a businessman going about his usual day. Things don’t… Read More