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The Diocese of Southwest Florida’s School For Ministry Awarded Iona Collaborative Grant
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The Rev. Dr. Carla B. McCook Called to Serve Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia as New Canon to the Ordinary
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Bishop Douglas Scharf Appoints Missioner for Youth and Young Adult Ministries
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New Community Meditation Room Unveiled
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Living as a People of Hope
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Bishop Dabney T. Smith Service of Remembrance and Dedication
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DaySpring Announces Director of Camp and Outdoors
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Bishop Douglas Scharf Appoints Provost of the Cathedral Church of St. Peter
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Deacon Ordination December 7, 2024
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The Right Reverend Dabney T. Smith
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Convention Update 10.7.2024
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Christ Episcopal Church in Bradenton Calls a New Rector
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Holy Trinity’s Backpack Program Supports Sandy Lane Elementary
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Diocese of Southwest Florida Announces New DaySpring Executive Director
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The Rt. Rev. Sean Rowe elected 28th presiding bishop of The Episcopal Church
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Benison Farm Receives Grant from The Episcopal Church
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St. Paul’s Wesley Chapel Raises $2,865 for Helping Hands Food Pantry
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St. Bartholomew’s Calls the Rev. Ethan Cole as Rector
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View Photos from the Consecration of the Rt. Rev. Douglas F. Scharf
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Diocesan House Participates in Dismantling Racism Training
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St. Clements offers Pet-Friendly Sundays
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St. Mark’s, Venice Deepens Commitment to Family Promise with $150,000 Grant
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Good Shepherd, Dunedin COGS Crafters Quilt Inspiration Raises $2,100 for Ukraine Relief
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St. Edmund the Martyr’s Desoto Cares Partnership Expands with Tiny Town
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New Dean for the School of Ministry
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St. John’s, Naples Helps to Raise $532,000 to Feed Hungry in Their Community