Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio

Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio We are the Episcopal Church in Southern Ohio.

Today in our diocesan Cycle of Prayer, faith communities across the Diocese of Southern Ohio pray for St. Mary’s, Waynes...
09/06/2026

Today in our diocesan Cycle of Prayer, faith communities across the Diocese of Southern Ohio pray for St. Mary’s, Waynesville and our Episcopal seminaries.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church is an enthusiastic Christian community with a 155+ year tradition of worship, community service and hospitality. Learn more about their transformational ministry in Waynesville on their website, stmaryswaynesville.org.

The Episcopal Church forms lay and clergy leaders at seminaries throughout the United States. Our principal, accredited seminaries include Berkley Divinity at Yale, Bexley Seabury Seminary, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Episcopal Divinity School, General Theological Seminary, Nashotah House, the School of Theology at the University of the South (Sewanee), Virginia Theological Seminary, and the Seminary of the Southwest, which is featured in this image of the Rev. MaryJane Plote proclaiming the Gospel during her final chapel service before graduation.

Don't forget! Nominations are open now for our various committees and commissions elected by the diocesan convention. Fe...
09/04/2026

Don't forget! Nominations are open now for our various committees and commissions elected by the diocesan convention. Feeling called to offer your gifts and experience to leadership in our diocese? Fill out a nomination form—the requested deadline is September 21 and the absolute final deadline is October 6.

Learn more here: diosohio.org/nomination-for-elected-office

Last weekend, the Rev. Gerardo Romo Garcia (Missioner for Latino Ministries) and the Rev. Canon Aaron Rogers (Canon for ...
09/04/2026

Last weekend, the Rev. Gerardo Romo Garcia (Missioner for Latino Ministries) and the Rev. Canon Aaron Rogers (Canon for Ministry) joined with friends and colleagues from across Ohio in Springfield, calling for a reinstatement of Temporary Protected Status and compassionate treatment for our Haitian neighbors.

Don't forget! Our wider diocese is invited to join Ascension & Holy Trinity, Wyoming's celebration of their new ministry...
09/03/2026

Don't forget! Our wider diocese is invited to join Ascension & Holy Trinity, Wyoming's celebration of their new ministry with their rector, the Rev. Brooklin Taylor.

Clergy are invited to vest and process wearing choir dress with red stoles.

Learn more here: https://buff.ly/lemrxUY

"Todd Boler is a warm individual who laughs a lot, invites conversation, and seems very content in his own skin. As a 60...
09/03/2026

"Todd Boler is a warm individual who laughs a lot, invites conversation, and seems very content in his own skin. As a 60-year-old gay man, getting to that place, however, has been a challenging and confusing journey, especially as a child and teen growing up Catholic in Chillicothe in the 1970s and 1980s.

As a young man, his internal struggle to understand and accept himself eventually brought him to the darkest of places, the brink of ending it all on a country road one bitterly cold, snowy night. What saved him?

His new book, A Divided Life: A Memoir of Hiding from Myself, Survival, and Becoming Whole, chronicles his path from despair to a life filled with hope, joy, and a belief in the power of Divine intervention..."

Continue reading our interview with Todd Boler, author and member of St. Paul's, Chillicothe, here: https://diosohio.org/hiding-in-plain-sight-an-interview-with-todd-boler/

We all belong in the Beloved Community book study. On the first Tuesday of eac month, we gather, pray, and discuss a boo...
09/02/2026

We all belong in the Beloved Community book study. On the first Tuesday of eac month, we gather, pray, and discuss a book the hosts believe will bring us closer to the dream God has for us as God's beloved children.

Our October, November, and December book is Kin by Tayari Jones, an Oprah's Book Club selection. We are creating a tradition of reading a work of fiction in the last quarter of the year! Request a complimentary copy of the book in the format of your choice below, and read more about Kin at this link.

Reading the book is not mandatory for this book study! Whether you read a few pages or the whole book, our conversation will be better with you there. Just prepare for spoilers! We'll talk about the book—our favorite parts, where we see ourselves, and what this book has to do with us, our faith communities, and our diocese. Join us!

Learn more and register: https://diosohio.org/youre-invited-beloved-community-book-study-kin/

Don't forget! In just a couple of weeks, the Bishop Herbert Thompson Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians invites...
09/02/2026

Don't forget! In just a couple of weeks, the Bishop Herbert Thompson Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians invites our diocese to an online special conversation with the Rev. Dr. Gayle Fisher-Stewart, author of "Black and Episcopalian: The Struggle for Inclusion in The Episcopal Church."

Learn more and RSVP here: https://buff.ly/IvvLXLg

The Rev. Melanie Slane, transitions minister, recently worshiped with St. Simon of Cyrene, Lincoln Heights. She shared, ...
09/02/2026

The Rev. Melanie Slane, transitions minister, recently worshiped with St. Simon of Cyrene, Lincoln Heights.

She shared, "Together we worshiped, and prayed, shared two amazing meals, and gave thanks for the midwives who made it all possible."

Learn more about St. Simon of Cyrene Episcopal Church and their transformational ministry in Lincoln Heights on their website, stsimonlincolnheights.org.

Today, we join our ecumenical partners in kicking off the Season of Creation, a time to renew our relationship with our ...
09/01/2026

Today, we join our ecumenical partners in kicking off the Season of Creation, a time to renew our relationship with our Creator and all creation through celebration, conversion, and commitment together.

Earlier this summer, Bishop White encouraged church leaders to consider celebration of the Season of Creation in their local contexts and specifically authorized the Episcopal liturgies offered to commemorate this season in prayer and worship. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/pk6gJD6

Don't forget! Our September Beloved Community Book Study gathers tomorrow evening on Zoom. This month, we're reading Bri...
08/31/2026

Don't forget! Our September Beloved Community Book Study gathers tomorrow evening on Zoom. This month, we're reading Bridging the Rivers of Difference: A Proclamation of Unity in Resistance by Dr. Catherine Meeks.

Learn more and register for this online session: https://buff.ly/h4A52EX

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