The Venerable Theresa C. Lewallen and the Venerable Susie Harding have been appointed Archdeacons of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, joining the Ven. Frederico Garza in supporting the diocesan community of deacons.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Richmond will host the third annual Service in Celebration of the Life and Ministry of The Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray on Sunday, June 28.
Qualified college undergraduates and trade school students are invited to apply for the 2026 ECW Annual Scholarships. Applications are due June 30, 2026.
Registration remains open for select Shrine Mont Camps summer sessions, with scholarship assistance available and a camp app for daily photos and updates.
Following a comprehensive review of diocesan needs and feedback from across the Diocese of Virginia, Bishop Stevenson has announced strategic, expanded calls for four diocesan staff.
The Rev’d Canon Dr. J. Lee Hill, Jr., has been called to be Canon to the Ordinary in the Diocese of Virginia and will serve as Dean of the Diocesan Ministry for Racial Justice and Healing.
Religion News Service reported on a historical and spiritual pilgrimage through Richmond led by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, inviting participants to reckon with the city’s role in slavery and the domestic slave trade.
Melissa Ann Carter was ordained June 6 to the Sacred Order of Deacons at All Saints Sharon Chapel in Alexandria.
This Juneteenth, the Rev. Canon Dr. J. Lee Hill, Jr. and Bishop Stevenson sat down for a conversation about the history, meaning, and continuing significance of the holiday.
As The Rev. Canon d’Rue Hazel retires from her role as Canon to the Ordinary on June 30, she wraps 3.5 years of service with the Diocese of Virginia and a 30+ year ministry supporting bishops, clergy, and congregations.
