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On Wednesday, June 27, 2018, the Cathedral of the Incarnation hosted an evening of prayer and faithful conversation around the topic of immigration.

The Right Rev. Larry Provenzano, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, speaks about the Reclaiming Jesus movement and encourages clergy and the people of The Diocese of Long Island to be a part of it. Find out more at: www.reclaimingjesus.org.

The Rev. Jay Sidebotham and the Rev. Canon Claire Woodley introduce the RenewalWorks program and how it can transform parishes in the Diocese of Long Island.

St. Stephen and St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, celebrated the blessing of their new cornerstone on Saturday, May 5. The is the first church to be built in the Diocese of Long Island in 28 years and is the result of an innovative partnership with Pericles Noticas of Notias Construction of Flushing, NY, and with architect Shaneekua Henry of SLM Architecture, P.C. The partnership came after years of seeking options to rebuild their old building. Since the groundbreaking in 2015, the congregation has been worshiping in the basement of another church nearby. The new church building will be dedicated on September 8 and hold its first services the next day on September. At the cornerstone celebration, warden Althea Buckner said, “We’re anticipating [the opening] with bated breath. We’re almost there…it’ll be a very special moment.”

18 youth and several clergy and lay leaders from the Diocese of Long Island traveled to Washington, D.C. on pilgrimage to the March for our Lives rally. The group attended the interfaith vigil at the Washington National Cathedral on Friday, March 23 and then attended the rally on the Capitol.

Sara was one of 18 youth from the Diocese of Long Island who traveled to Washington, D.C. on pilgrimage to the March for our Lives rally. The young people, along with several clergy and lay leaders from the diocese, attended the interfaith vigil at the Washington National Cathedral on Friday, March 23 and then attended the rally on the Capitol on Saturday, March 24.

Breanna was one of 18 youth along with several clergy and lay leaders from the Diocese of Long Island who traveled to Washington, D.C. on pilgrimage to the March for our Lives rally.

Wentao was one of 18 youth and several clergy and lay leaders from the Diocese of Long Island who traveled to Washington, D.C. on pilgrimage to the March for our Lives rally.