The Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi

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ABOUT US

Official Name: Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Mississippi
Date of Establishment: May 1826
Accepted by General Convention: November 1826 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

CATHEDRAL:

St. Capitol Street
Jackson, Mississippi 39201

DIOCESAN HEADQUARTERS:

The Allin House
118 N. Congress Street
Jackson, Mississippi 39201

Named in honor of The Rt. John Maury Allin, 6th Bishop of Mississippi and 23rd Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.

From Bishop Wells:
09/11/2026

From Bishop Wells:

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09/10/2026

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From Bishop Wells:Remembering Constance and her Companions, and their faithful and tireless service to the people of Mem...
09/09/2026

From Bishop Wells:
Remembering Constance and her Companions, and their faithful and tireless service to the people of Memphis during the Yellow Fever epidemic, on this feast day (If you would like a good refresher on this history of Memphis, I commend this article from Memphis Magazine to you: https://memphismagazine.com/features/the-martyrs-of-memphis/):
We give you thanks and praise, O God of compassion, for
the heroic witness of Constance and her companions, who,
in a time of plague and pestilence, were steadfast in their
care for the sick and dying, and loved not their own lives,
even unto death: Inspire in us a like love and commitment
to those in need, following the example of our Savior Jesus
Christ; who with you and the Holy Spirit lives and reigns,
one God, now and for ever. Amen.

From Bishop Wells:Prayers for us all, on this Labor Day: Almighty God, we give thanks for the labors to which you call u...
09/07/2026

From Bishop Wells:
Prayers for us all, on this Labor Day:
Almighty God, we give thanks for the labors to which you call us. Be present with your people where we work; grant to all people work that enhances human dignity, allows us to best utilize our abilities and calls us to be our best selves. Through the work of our hands, unite us with each other, so that we can serve our brothers and sisters, and your world. Give us pride in our work, a fair return for our labor, and joy in knowing that our work finds its source in you. We lift up to you all who need and long for employment, that they may know the fulfillment, satisfaction and reward of honest work. May those who have retired feel a sense of accomplishment and thanksgiving for their endeavors. In our working and in our resting, may we always give you praise. Amen.

From Bishop Wells:A wonderful Sunday visitation today at Creator Episcopal Church, Clinton. We were joined by worshipper...
09/07/2026

From Bishop Wells:
A wonderful Sunday visitation today at Creator Episcopal Church, Clinton. We were joined by worshippers from St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Raymond, Mississippi! Welcome to the new confirmands and the newly received from both worshipping communities! Engaging Bible study preceded our worship, and an amazing lunch followed. So grateful to Rev. Bob Blanton, the Rev. Beth Palmer, the Rev. Deacon Josie Williams, and all of the people from both worshipping communities who made today such a joy! I'll be back in Clinton next Saturday - on the campus of Mississippi Christian University - as we unpack some history and commemorate the lives of those lost in the Clinton race massacre of 1875. (Thank you, David Rorick, for the group photos!)

Friends,The Diocesan Offices at Allin House will be closed on Labor Day, Monday, September 7.If you need anything, pleas...
09/04/2026

Friends,

The Diocesan Offices at Allin House will be closed on Labor Day, Monday, September 7.

If you need anything, please call or text me at 731-589-3370.

Blessings,
Gary+

A Collect for Labor Day (BCP 261)

Almighty God, you have so linked our lives one with another that all we do affects, for good or ill, all other lives: So guide us in the work we do, that we may do it not for self alone, but for the common good; and, as we seek a proper return for our own labor, make us mindful of the rightful aspirations of other workers, and arouse our concern for those who are out of work; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

From Bishop Wells:I arrived on the Coast on Saturday just in time to worship with St John's Episcopal Church, Pascagoula...
08/31/2026

From Bishop Wells:
I arrived on the Coast on Saturday just in time to worship with St John's Episcopal Church, Pascagoula. So grateful to the Rev. Elizabeth Folk Graham, the Rev. Deacon Adele Ledford and the St. John's parish family for their warm welcome. After Saturday evening's worship, my toes were in the sand for a sunset walk in Ocean Springs (Yep...!). Sunday's visitation was at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Gulfport, with the Rev. Stephen Kidd, the Rev. Clelie Mccandless, the Rev. Deacon Vicki Miller and all of the St. Mark's parish family - as we commemorated the patronal feast of St. Mark. Welcome to the newly baptized, confirmed, received and reaffirming! (And many thanks to Shawn Leopard and the choir for allowing me to join in for the Offertory anthem...truly a gift for me!) A delicious lunch and gracious fellowship followed our worship! I'm truly grateful!

I don't share sermons these days, but if you're feeling a bit of a Dolly Parton-sized hole in the world right now, this one ( https://www.facebook.com/stmarksgulfport/videos/1793427605341875/?__cft__[0]=AZYjNhnQNPEUz9NhcN4qeuUV2Vw47HJ1dCmLUE_pNfFZVnwi-aGzboUuNFC-rJTyq7Q81nVGtcINRwijrm1g4nEUbbC_PtiIViutWJSnWqFrE43wQQBooI9TkbZapwzdGn8MwRzeVrNMC7w7FL0hh7-ML1wAyKYraegt61TDwV1l059IapPBQRGcmRuc2MfuJV3sqUDnExDD2oRVpVnI7zIs&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R ) might be of interest (Enjoy the entire service, or skip to about 19:08 to hear the sermon.).

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118 N Congress Street
Jackson, MS
39201

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