Bishop Douglas delivered his "godly judgment" at St. Paul's, Darien. In it he concluded that maintaining a relationship between the two parties is the faithful way to live into our unity as the Body of Christ. Canon Kovoor will remain as Rector.
The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, Bishop Diocesan of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut, and his staff learned tonight that some lay leaders of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Mansfield Avenue in Darien had called a locksmith to come earlier this afternoon to change the locks on the church without authorization, locking out the rector and effectively attempting to take over the church.
Christ the Healer, Stamford to close July 31, 2018; final service June 22
The Absalom Jones Episcopal Center for Racial Healing opened last fall as a resource for the whole Episcopal Church in its ongoing work of dismantling racism
A Day of Lamentation and Action at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford on March 14,2018
ECCT's Mission Council held its first meeting of the year at Camp Washington on Saturday, January 13.
Merry Christmas to you and those you love!
A Word from your Bishops
The “Rock of Angels” stone monument at the former St. John’s Episcopal Church in Sandy Hook will be moved to a new location in Bristol, Conn., this Wednesday, October 18. The granite monument memorializes the 20 children and 6 staff who died at the school in December 2012. The move was prompted by the church's decision in 2016 to close.
Statement from the ECCT Bishops following the violence in Charlottesville
Six people were hired as the inaugural missionaries for the six Regions of ECCT, to start June 6.
Overview of the Leadership Gathering conversation, and decisions made by Mission Council, at their quarterly meetings on March 18, 2017
