Children from Friendship Elementary School in Buford learn about composting, ecology, and the seasons of life during a field trip to the Grow2B garden. Photo/courtesy of Diocese of Atlanta

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Grow2B community garden raising funds to fight food insecurity

The garden was founded by members of St. Mary and Martha of Bethany Episcopal Church in Buford, Ga.

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Hundreds of young people gather for Episcopal Youth Event, being held July 4-8 at the University of Maryland in College Park. Photo/Episcopal Church Communication Office

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Episcopal Youth Event calls teens to a ‘new age of faith’

Hundreds of teenagers, adult chaperones and bishops traveled to College Park, Md., for a week of fellowship, learning and worship.

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The New York skyline is seen. Photo/courtesy of Religion Unplugged

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A tale of two New Yorks: Secularism and spirituality in the Big Apple

One aspect of New York’s changing religious landscape is that the number of evangelical congregations are on the rise.

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Ian Knowles started the Bethlehem Icon Centre in 2010. Photo/Religion Unplugged

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Bethlehem Icon Center keeps alive an ancient artistic tradition

The center was established by Ian Knowles in 2010 to encourage Palestinian Christians to stay and pray in Bethlehem.

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Every year on July 1, Torres Strait Island churches mark a “Coming of the Light” ceremony. Photo/Brad Chapman/ABM

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Making mission a two-way reality with indigenous people

The Anglican Board of Mission in Australia views mission as reciprocal, writes Robyn Douglass in The Living Church.

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The Rev. Charlie Holt, bishop-elect in the Diocese of Florida. Photo/Diocese of Florida

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Spokane committee reverses vote to a ‘yes’ on Florida election, Florida diocesan committee provides update

The consent process for the ordination of the Rev. Charlie Holt as diocesan bishop concludes at the end of July.

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After St. James, Eureka Springs, Ark. was gutted by fire, the Rev. David Angus, is seen praying for first responders and for recovery. Photo/St. Alban’s Church via Facebook

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Arkansas Episcopal church damaged by blaze, latest of several recent fires churchwide

A Diocese of Arkansas spokesman told ENS that the church sustained extensive smoke and water damage and the organ was a total loss, though a fire marshal is optimistic that the building can be restored.

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Photo/Tara Winstead/Pexels.com

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Gods in the machine? The rise of artificial intelligence may result in new religions

For all its dangers, AI-based religion has the potential to make the world a better, richer place, writes Neil McArthur at The Conversation.

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Parishioners at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Waldorf, Md., participated in PrEP 4 Pride, the first Pride festival hosted in Charles County. Photo/St. Paul’s Episcopal Church via Facebook

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Southern Maryland Episcopalians study gender and sexuality as nationwide dialogue on LGBTQ+ identity expands

Episcopal churches are working to help their parishioners understand evolving language around gender and sexuality identities to become better LGBTQ+ allies as anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric rises across the United States, Episcopal News Service reports.

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Migrants who were flown from Texas to Sacramento share a moment of prayer in one of the local faith communities that provided housing after they arrived in early June. Photo/Sacramento ACT

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Sacramento Episcopal cathedral, area churches provide aid to migrants flown to California

The migrants, all adults ages 20 to 40 and mostly from Venezuela, Colombia and Guatemala, were approached in El Paso, Texas, where some had been working, with the promise of housing and jobs if they agreed to go to California.

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