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New diocesan podcast explores race and society one facet at a time The original idea came from a place of curiosity—and frustration, if we’re being honest. The frustration stemmed from conversations around race that seemed so often to ...

An interview with two Executive Council members from the Diocese of North Carolina Executive Council is the national governing body of The Episcopal Church. Formally, it is the Board of Directors of the Domestic and Foreign Missio...

Resources are one of the greatest challenges facing any ministry, collaboration or nonprofit, with financial considerations generally at the top of the list. Happily, there are countless grants available in for-profit, nonprofit, government and...

How churches across the Diocese engage in ministry with their neighbors experiencing homelessness Church of the Holy Family, Chapel Hill, has for many years engaged in ministry with men reentering society upon their release from Orange Cor...

Diocese of North Carolina raises more than $215,000 for Episcopal Relief & Development In November 2020, the Diocese of North Carolina embarked on a diocesan-wide fundraising campaign to support ONE THOUSAND DAYS OF LOVE, the campaign...

Campus ministries help launch faithful young adults into a tumultuous world Campus ministry, young adult ministry, student ministry. Chaplains, campus ministers, young adult missioners. Campus-based ministry—and those who minister on and...

The Friendship Table and Good News Garden at St. Mary’s, High Point, feed body and soul When St. Mary’s, High Point, conceived of launching an intentional community program for young adults at the intersection of food and faith, the ch...

The new Togo D. West, Jr. and Evelyn West Memorial Pavilion serves St. Stephen’s and the community The West family—Togo Senior, Evelyn and Togo Junior—were giants at St. Stephen’s, Winston-Salem, and in the wider Winston-Salem comm...

[Editor's note: This article has been updated from the print edition to reflect changes to the Convention plan announced after the print edition mailed.] The 206th Annual Convention will meet online on Saturday, November 20, 2021, to con...

The Diocese gives thanks for the ministry of the Rev. Dr. John K. Gibson, departing vicar of Grace, Clayton. Gibson has served as the vicar of Grace for eight years, and previously he served as an associate rector at St. Michael's, Raleigh. Overa...