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Latest News

• Joint Standing Committee on Nominations opens nomination process for Episcopal Church positions, committees, boardsThe Episcopal Church Joint Standing Committee for Nominations for General Convention has issued a call for nominations for Episcopal Church positions, committees, and boards. Elections will take place at the 80th General Convention, to be held in Baltimore, Maryland, June 30 – July 9, 2021.
• Cleveland Heights church celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy in city“Dr. King was invited to speak here in May 1963,” said current Rev. Jeanne Leinbach, the current Rector at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Cleveland Heights.
• A Message from the Bishop: Diocesan Staff Transition I write to inform you that our colleague, Laura Hnat, has been offered and accepted a position as Vice President and Chief Development Officer of the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation, a resource and education organization dedicated to finding a cure for a rare bile duct cancer and improving the quality of life for those who suffer from it.
• Message from the Bishop: Absalom JonesThe annual Absalom Jones service is an important event in our common journey toward Becoming Beloved Community. It is an opportunity both to remember the Rev. Absalom Jones, ordained by Bishop William White to the diaconate in 1795 and the priesthood in 1802, and to affirm our commitment to racial reconciliation and the disassembling of racism.
• ‘Discover’ music of Bernstein at Perrysburg concertThe vocal music of Leonard Bernstein comprises the third offering of the 2019-20 season of St. Tim’s Discovers, the classical music series sponsored by St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church.

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