Mission Presbytery

06/08/2026

On Sunday, we had the privilege of dedicating the building that houses the Canyon Lake Mental Health Clinic to the glory of God and in honor of Nancy Ney, whose vision and leadership helped bring the clinic into existence in 2017.

We gathered to give thanks to God for seven years of fruitful partnership and ministry.

Since opening its doors, the clinic has served 4,409 clients and continues to be a place of healing and peace for individuals and families throughout our community who are navigating mental health challenges.

We are grateful for Nancy’s vision, the dedication of the clinic staff, and the many supporters who have made this ministry possible.

To God be the glory for all that has been accomplished and for the lives that continue to be touched through this important partnership.

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

"John Knox Ranch is like an oasis in the wilderness set apart to allow them, as well as all of us, to unplug, reflect, and pray, as they prepare to go back into the world to share the love of God through Jesus Christ our Lord."
Read more of "God Bless Our Children" from Transitional General Presbyter Rev. Bobby Musengwa

On a beautiful, warm evening, as the summer sun was setting over John Knox Ranch Camp and Retreat Center, I sat on a rugged, steady bench outside the dining hall. I was waiting to bless and commission the new camp counselors. I was an hour and a half early, which tells you the premium I placed on th...

06/05/2026

Making Space for Every Mind: A Guide to Using Universal Design for Learning in Ministry Christian ministry is rooted in a deep belief in the dignity and worth of all people. In “The Book of Common Prayer,” for example, Episcopalians promise in the Baptismal Covenant to “seek and serve Christ i...

06/05/2026

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Our Youth Head to Mexico this Saturday!
We invite you to keep our youth and adult leaders in your prayers as they embark on their mission trip to Mexico City, June 6–12.

During their time there, they will partner with CEAHPAZ, a ministry that serves migrants, refugees, and vulnerable communities. Together, we will learn, worship, build relationships, and participate in service projects that help us better understand God’s call to welcome and love our neighbors. And they’ll get to do some city exploration as well!

Please pray for safe travels, meaningful relationships, open hearts, and the work of CEAHPAZ and the communities they serve. We look forward to sharing stories and experiences with you when we return.

06/04/2026

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