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What r/Episcopalian is talking about this week

r/Episcopalian has 21,691 members and 7 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 4.7 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

21,691members
7posts in the last 24 hours, newest 2 h ago
4.7comments an hour right now, newest 20 h ago
249points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/Episcopalian this week

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Top threads this week

  1. The Old Chapel at Chapel Rock in Prescott, AZ

    The Young Adult and Campus Ministries of the Diocese of Arizona are meeting at Chapel Rock Camp and Conference Center this weekend. Over the past decade a lot of work has been done to gather icons...

    249 points15 comments6 d ago
  2. My spouse and I got confirmed earlier today!

    Today was the big day! Both my wife and I were baptized already, but after returning to church life we wanted something to affirm that decision. Was really cool, plus someone made us cookies 🍪😀....

    94 points5 comments3 d ago
  3. Just need to vent. Anyone else feel this way?

    I’m constantly exhausted by offering formation and fellowship opportunities that our families are asking for only to be reminded that church is rarely prioritized over sports, social calendars,...

    75 points33 comments3 d ago
  4. I didn’t realize that The Episcopal Church officially recognizes both traditional and progressive views on marriage.

    As a theological conservative and politically moderate individual who is also a quasi armchair theologian, how did I miss this? I even left TEC for a bit for ACNA and ACC because I just didn’t...

    54 points137 comments2 d ago
  5. Mainline Protestantism and the Election

    With the election victories of James Talarico (a Presbyterian seminarian) and Adam Hamilton (a Methodist pastor), Mainline Protestantism is having a political moment. Do you think this new...

    38 points34 comments2 d ago
  6. Adult baptism and confirmation

    Hi, just a little positive update: I posted on here a while ago about coming back to church after past abuse. Since then, things have got much lighter and I have spoken a little bit to my priest...

    36 points7 comments7 d ago
  7. LGBTQ progress at DioDallas convention?

    I saw on Bluesky a link to a Facebook post claiming that the Diocese of Dallas voted at its convention to remove the articles banning LGBTQ clergy and same-gender blessings from its constitution...

    33 points9 comments2 d ago
  8. Scenes from the annual vocation program at St. Gregory's Abbey

    Here is an overview video and playlist of various scenes from this year's vocation program at St. Gregory's Abbey (a Benedictine monastery in the Episcopal Church near Three Rivers, Michigan USA.)

    27 points1 comment2 d ago
  9. When did you start feeling like you were “part” of your church instead of a visitor?

    After some trial and error, we finally think we found a parish we like in our town. We still very much feel like visitors, though. We’d just started to feel like we were members of our church...

    26 points35 comments4 d ago
  10. Do you know that Zoom daily offices are still ongoing?

    I am trying to reinforce my prayer routine nowadays and I have discovered that many parishes have kept their participatory zoom prayers ever since Covid. It is also incredibly flexible, i have...

    26 points13 comments7 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Anybody else excited for the advent season?
    1 points0 comments2 h ago
  2. I am being confirmed next month!
    1 points0 comments2 h ago
  3. What Talarico’s Win Reveals About Christianity in Texas
    1 points0 comments7 h ago
  4. Looking for some general advice
    1 points0 comments8 h ago
  5. Opening Prayer for a Veteran's Day event
    1 points0 comments9 h ago
  6. If you're on a Medical Trust plan and losing Wegovy or Zepbound coverage Jan 1, some things that might help
    1 points0 comments11 h ago
  7. Happy Feast of St. Martin of Tours! Here's a medieval English poem.
    1 points0 comments12 h ago
  8. My diocese's cathedral is on a reconquista affiliated map. No big deal or cause for concern?
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  9. Leo the Great, Bishop of Rome, is the Saint of the Day
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  10. Starting on my First Church Committee. Tips?
    4 points5 comments2 d ago
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