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'Now is our new creation,' Haiti bishop tells Episcopal Church Mar 05, 2010Episcopal Diocese of Haiti Bishop Jean Zaché Duracin has written to the wider church saying that the magnitude-7 earth...

Christian, Muslim leaders issue call to action for global peaceBy Matthew Davies, Mar 04, 2010Christian and Muslim leaders, gathering for a historic summit at Washington National Cathedral, have committed themselves to ...

National Council of Churches members begin 'long-term engagement' with HaitiBy ENS staff, Mar 03, 2010The National Council of Churches USA, has called representatives of its member communions to a meeting on April 6 to begin pl...

Chilean Anglicans mobilize efforts to serve isolated communities following quakeBy Matthew Davies, Mar 03, 2010The Anglican Diocese of Chile is responding to the urgent needs of its members after a magnitude-8.8 earthquake devastated pa...

·Bulletin inserts mark opening of Native American youth center in Arizona

·Churches stand ready to respond to Chilean earthquake

·Episcopal Relief and Development reaches out in wake of Chilean earthquake

·Anglican women gather in New York for 54th annual UNCSW

·Bulletin inserts outline work of Episcopal, Anglican women at UN conference

·A summary of Executive Council resolutions

·Executive Council vows long-time support for Haiti, gives church $10 million challenge

·A Message to the Church from Executive Council

·Executive Council discusses trends in Episcopal Church membership

·Executive Council begins four-day Omaha meeting

·House of Deputies President Bonnie Anderson outlines Haiti's needs in Feb. 28 bulletin insert

·Haiti marks one-month anniversary of quake

·New multimedia resources on Haiti earthquake available

·Church of England says no to full communion with breakaway entity

·Presiding bishop says Episcopalians must commit to Haiti's future

·Image Gallery: Presiding bishop visits Haiti

·Presiding bishop pays pastoral visit to Haitian bishop

·Bishop Duracin of Haiti offers a Lenten reflection in bulletin inserts for Feb. 21

·Haitian Episcopalians struggle in the present, look to the future

·Obama condemns Ugandan legislation during disputed prayer breakfast

·Haiti crisis has global impact; Anglicans display concern through generosity, prayer

·ENS Weekly bulletin inserts for Feb. 14 mark World Mission Sunday

·Archbishop of Canterbury wraps up Trinity Institute conference

·Archbishop of Canterbury opens Trinity Institute conference

·Diocese of Haiti pledges to continue legacy of founder

·'There is hope' in Haiti, bishop's aide says

·Episcopal News Monthly debuts to tell church's story in print

·Archbishop of Canterbury, Presiding Bishop address global concerns in UN meeting

·Churches play crucial role in creating a home to help humanity grow, says Archbishop of Canterbury

·Episcopal Relief and Development hosts Archbishop of Canterbury, launches NetsforLife Inspiration Fund

·In Haiti's 'new era' Episcopalians around the world offer help

·Bulletin inserts for Feb. 7 contain 'A Litany for Haiti'

·Episcopal Diocese of Haiti caring for 23,000 quake survivors

·Haitian bishop briefs Episcopal Relief and Development on diocese's priorities

·Church continues to assist Haiti with aid by air and by hand

·Aftershock rocks Haiti; diocese expands its recovery role

·Missionaries call on church's deep connections with Haiti

·Presiding bishop addresses needs in Haiti, Liberia in Jan. 31 bulletin inserts

·Haitian bishop, living in tent city, says 'the people are strong'

·Presiding bishop: King would 'remind us that the people of Haiti are our brothers and sisters'

·Episcopal Church spends Sunday in prayer for Haiti

·EPPN urges prayer, giving and advocacy for Haiti

·'I was certain I was going to die'

·Liberian president attends Epiphany Mass at St. Thomas Church

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Christian-Muslim summit for peace is topic of March 21 bulletin inserts Mar 09, 2010A historic summit meeting of Christian and Muslim leaders at Washington National Cathedral is the topic of ENS Weekly bulletin inserts for March 21. A group of 24 leaders of the Anglican, Shi'a, Sunni and Roman Catholic tradi...