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Delegates to the Electing Convention held August 29, 2020 have elected the Rev. Dr. Diana Akiyama as the 11th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon. The vote was confirmed after two, concluding the over year-long process of seeking a replacement for Bishop Michael Hanley who began his service in the Diocese in 2010 and will retire in January 2021.
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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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A video message of thanks and encouragement from Bishop Michael.
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October is Fire Prevention Month. This year’s theme is “Serving Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen”.
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The Standing Committee is delighted to announce that we have received and confirmed majority consent for the election of our new Bishop, The Rev. Diana Akiyama.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, located in Florence, on the magnificent Oregon Coast, is looking for a half stipend Vicar.
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St. Catherine / Santa Catalina, Nehalem Bay, and St. Alban’s, Tillamook are very excited to announce that they have called the Reverends George and Ali Lufkin of Leadville Colorado into a new, shared ministry
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Important details and information about The Episcopal Church Medical Trust (Medical Trust) 2021 health benefit offerings and Annual Enrollment. Please share this information with all church employees.
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The Right Reverend Michael Hanley, Bishop of the Diocese of Oregon, has issued a pastoral letter to the clergy of the diocese regarding the celebration of Holy Communion during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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The Office of Government Relations has created a comprehensive suite of resources for advocacy, the U.S. Election, and 2020 Census engagement.
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A Blessing of the Animals / Bendición de las Mascotas for the Feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, October 4, 2020.
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Bishop Michael Hanley adds his prayers to those of the Presiding Bishop included below and invites Oregon Episcopalians to pray for the President, First Lady, and White House staff members who recently tested positive for COVID-19.
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With a sense of enthusiasm, wrapped in the realism that its work may be daunting, the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon Commission to End Racism held its first meeting on Saturday, September 26.
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