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Church News
The Church News is the official newspaper of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas. It has been printed, almost continuously, since 1874. Church News issues are archived at the diocesan office at The Bishop Jones Center. It is currently published six times a year. Editorial offices are located at The Bishop Jones Center, 111 Torcido (mail: P.O. Box 688, San Antonio, Texas 78209.) Editor is Marjorie George and you may contact her at Marjorie George.
To have a printed copy of an issue mailed to you, or to be added to The Church News mailing list (at no charge) email Barbara Duffield.
Issues listed below are in PDF format and are approximately 20 MB each in size.
The Other Cost of Hurricane KatrinaJust People Like UsThe Language of Rag DollsExamining the ExamsThe Experience of RacismBraving CampPutting Faith in ScoutingAround the CircuitA Smart Idea for College MinistryRetreating:An Insider's Take on RetreatsA Lifetime of RetreatsA Necessary Time Out
To see individual articles in PDF format, click here.Anglicanism, The Lambeth Conference, and UsA Candid Conversation with Bishop LillibridgeHow did we get here? A short history of Anglican CommunionAnd also with you - Liturgy and the Anglican CommunionWhat makes us Anglican?The new Lambeth ConferenceAnglican TheologySaved by Jesus: Formated by the BCPViewpoints: Why am I Anglican
104 Council HighlightsBishop's AddressCaroline Cox: A Voice for the VoicelessClergy Spouses Turn Brady BunchThe 3 New R's: Recycle, Refurbish, RenewStories from PrisionPeter Alier in His Own WordsSchools of Excellence50 Days of Easter
Three churches change canonical statusThe Diocese & the MDG’sFinding our CoreThe Hand of InterventionAround the CircuitThe Seven Deadly SinsSpecial Insert: The 104th Annual Diocesan Council
How Bishop Jones brought religion and medicine togetherA revisit to Camp Capers, and how it all go startedTwo new places to walk the labyrinthNew ministries in the Hill Country and UvaldeOpening dental clinics in Liberia and other around-the-world mission
The bishop on core values
Why you need a Community of Hope
More than one way to do seminary
What the Revised Common Lectionary will mean for your Sunday worship
Plus Around the Circuit: news from our churches
And That long green season called Ordinary Time is not so very ordinary.
Valley migrant students spend summer at college Christ Church marks centennial First Century church experienced through meal Special Olympics champion heads to China Vacation Bible schools reach into neighborhoods far and near Camp Capers ‘07 Camping by the Sea Be our Guest Reclaiming Sabbath A Day of Remembrance A Day of Disconnecting A Lenten Experiment and Experience
Executive Board commits to outreach titheCouncil efforts bring relief for Piedras NegrasOur own PietaA day for TexansSt. Philip’s celebrates with namesake collegeThe Heavenly Power and Lighting CompanyA dozen years of Habitat for HumanityJust playin’ the gamePrayer and personalityHow shall we pray?Prayer practices for communities
From the 103rd Diocesan Council Around the Circuit Johnston descendants discover his legacy Scholarships assist grad students How do you use Holy Week to prepare for Easter?
Episcopalians Mark 400 Years of the Church in America The neighborhood Connection Around the Circuit Morningside Ministries - a “Best Kept Secret” Around the Circuit A Dozen Ways to Enter into Lent