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Episcopal Diocese of Georgia

"Always ready to worship and serve." Headquartered in Savannah, our diocese consists of 70 congregations serving Central, South and Coastal Georgia.

This the diocesan office in the Episcopal Diocese of Georgia.

09/02/2026

Convention registration open, submit resolutions, Lay Worship Leaders' Conference, and more news from across the diocese:

https://conta.cc/46Bui3M

08/31/2026

What an excellent weekend in the Diocese of Georgia!

Two different events in two different parts of the diocese, both focused on lay leaders in the church. At , leaders met for the Lay Worship Leaders Conference. At Saint Paul’s in Augusta, younger leaders met for the annual Acolyte Festival, concluding the weekend by participating in the Sunday morning service and being commissioned.

Learning for all ages this weekend - what a gift!

08/30/2026

In this week’s readings, God speaks from a burning bush that is not consumed, revealing the divine name to a reluctant Moses: I Am Who I Am. God sends him directly toward the suffering he had fled. That same holy ground runs beneath Paul’s breathtaking vision of the Christian life: genuine love, hospitality extended to strangers, evil overcome not by force but by good, enemies fed rather than conquered. Jesus makes the cost explicit: Take up your cross, lose your life to find it. The God who grafts love into our hearts and brings forth the fruit of good works is the same God who sends us, like Moses, back toward the very place we thought we could not go.
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08/26/2026

New resources from Cedar by Forward Movement, the Rev. Ashton Williston accepts a new call, upcoming events, and more news from across the diocese:

https://conta.cc/45Pki6H

08/23/2026

In this week’s readings, God’s purposes cannot be drowned, buried, or oppressed into silence; they keep multiplying, keep escaping, keep surfacing in the most unlikely places. Shiphrah and Puah, two midwives whose names Pharaoh never bothered to learn, fear God more than empire and quietly subvert the machinery of death; a mother hides her son in a basket of reeds and a princess pulls him from the water, and the deliverer of Israel is saved by the courage of women on both sides of the divide. Paul calls the church to be transformed, presenting our different gifts as parts of one body in Christ. And Jesus turns to his disciples and asks the question that still demands an answer: Who do you say that I am?
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08/21/2026

It's time for Logue on the Road!

This Sunday Bishop Logue will make his visitation to St. Paul's in Jesup. Formed officially in 1904, it was the long time work of a then teenager in 1883, Fannie Milikin, who pushed for the establishment of an Episcopal church in Jesup. That push has continued to serve the people of St. Paul's and Jesup, always with a welcoming spirit to any who enter their doors. Just as Fannie intended! Who will see Bishop Logue this weekend?

08/19/2026

Being With registration open, the Rev. Loren Lasch accepts a new call, Fall Clergy Conference registration open, and more news from across the diocese:

https://conta.cc/4xRiiXJ

08/16/2026

In our readings this week, Scripture reminds us that mercy breaks open what betrayal and disobedience closed shut, and it is always wider than anyone expected. Joseph, who had every reason for bitterness, weeps with forgiveness and declares to the brothers who sold him: it was not you but God who sent me here, to preserve life. The Canaanite woman refuses to be turned away, meets Jesus’s hard words with fierce and humble faith, and wins from him the astonishing verdict: “Great is your faith.” Paul anchors it all, remind us that the gifts and calling of God are irrevocable. Where we live together in unity, the psalm tells us, there the Lord has ordained the blessing: life forevermore.
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08/14/2026

It's time for Logue on the Road!

This Sunday Bishop Logue will make his visitation to Grace in Waycross. Grace's impact to the community can be felt far and wide, but most importantly is their involvement in making sure their neighbors are provided with much needed food. Grace members regularly hold donation drives for local elementary school children who may go without. During the summer, Grace helps support the Hunger Doesn't Take a Vacation program that makes sure children who would typically receive meals at school are provided with meals at home.

Who will see Bishop Logue this weekend?

08/12/2026

St. Thomas in Thomasville teams up with local YMCA, the diocese mourns the death of Beth Robinson, 2026 clergy salary survey, and more news from across the diocese:

https://conta.cc/3TMsKB2

Address

3101 Waters Avenue
Savannah, GA
31404

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Website

http://gaepiscopal.org/

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