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Welcome to the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon!

We are a unique expression of the Jesus Movement, as it is found in the life and work of the Episcopal Church in western Oregon. Our churches throughout the region gather in the love of God to ground our lives in worship while connecting ourselves to the wider church and world.

Whether you are a first-time explorer of this way of faith or a lifelong Episcopalian, I trust you will find a home in this fellowship of love and prayer. This is a place where all are welcome and all may find God in Jesus Christ.

The Rt. Rev. Michael Hanley Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon

THE CHURCH AND COVID-19

Information and resources for individuals and churches on worship, meetings, finances, staying connected and more.

List of Online Worship Services

COVID-19 Information and Resources

Online Giving Form

The 11th Bishop of Oregon Search and Transition Website

“Do not fear, for I am with you,

do not be afraid, for I am your God;

I will strengthen you, I will help you,

I will uphold you with my victorious right hand.” Isaiah 41:10

Spirit of the living God, come among us and guide us as we seek to know your will for us in the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon. May we listen deeply to your voice as we meet and discern with those who have stepped up to identify themselves and their gifts in leadership among us. May we find in all the voices that we hear, that still small voice leading us to deeper understanding of your will in each of our lives and providing us with the power to carry that out in your Church and your World. Amen.

Everything you need to know about the nominees, election, and ordination of our next bishop is on the 11th Bishop of Oregon Search and Transition Committee website.

Visit the 11th Bishop of Oregon Search and Transition Website

Recent Stories

Virtual Choir Recording: God of Grace and God of Glory

The Liturgy & Music Commission of the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon is pleased to announce the availability of its virtual choir recording of God of Grace and God of Glory, #594 in Hymnal 1982.

A Word on Protest and Federal Policing

We Episcopalians stand in a creative tension with regard to civil authority. We are the inheritors of an established church tradition and so it is our longstanding custom to honor legitimate government. At the same time, we follow One who challenged the civil authority of his own day.

In Support of Peaceful Protests and Continued Calls for Justice

We are all aware of the largely peaceful protests that have been going on in Portland these past months to call for changes in how we keep the peace in Portland and especially in how black and brown individuals are treated by law enforcement.

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