Welcome! It is
8:45:22 PM
on
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
in Fort Worth.
The mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth is “To Equip the Saints for the Work of Ministry.”
We are a traditional, orthodox diocese of the Anglican Communion, committed to the mission of Jesus Christ, here and abroad. Both anglo-catholic and evangelical expressions of the faith are celebrated in the 55 congregations of the diocese. Upholding the authority of the Holy Scriptures, maintaining theological orthodoxy, and practicing evangelism are important priorities in our common life and ministry.
The Path of the Episcopal Church(PDF) A timeline of events from 1965 to 2007 This is a wiki document produced with the aid of several
American Anglican congregations and organizations
Web site
problems should be reported to webmaster [at] fwepiscopal.org
St. Mary’s, Hamilton
celebrates 140th anniversary Above, Nora Katherine Teague lifts the 1904 crocheted frontal to reveal the carving on the church's altar. The holy table was constucted by one of St. Mary's first vicars and is almost as old as the congregation, which was founded as a house church in 1868. The church's pulpit, not shown, was built by another vicar more than 50 years ago.
Over three days in early May, Archbishop Gregory Venables, the Primate of the Province of the Southern Cone, spoke and responded to questions from the clergy and laity of the diocese. More.
A DVD of the Archbishop’s two-hour
presentation during a Special Convocation
at St. Vincent’s Cathedral is available
from the diocesan office.
The Dioceses of Pittsburgh, South Carolina, San Joaquin, Central Florida, Springfield, and Quincy joined Fort Worth in appealing for alternative primatial oversight.
