The Episcopal Diocese of Long Island gathered at St. Gabriel’s Church in Hollis, Queens, for the annual celebration of Absalom Jones

The Reparations Committee is accepting applications from descendants of enslaved Black people residing in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau & Suffolk

Barbara C. Harris scholars were honored for their courage, leadership and hope for a just future—watch the full service and sermon here.

Applications are now open for the Cornelia Clinch Stewart Scholarship Fund for Episcopal school students.

The service was a moving tribute filled with joy, song, and praise, celebrating Jones' enduring legacy of faith, justice, and perseverance.

The pilgrimage is a collaborative effort between the Episcopal Dioceses of Long Island and Atlanta, scheduled for April 27-May 4, 2025.

Deputy Penny Grinage champions church-wide reparations initiative at Episcopal General Convention, pushing for racial healing

Three recipients of the inaugural Barbara C. Harris Scholarship reflected on the impact of the scholarship on their college careers.

Diocese of Long Island’s commitment to racial reparations uplifted during Racial Truth-Telling, Reckoning, & Healing committee hearing