Religious institutions hit hard by L.A. fires look to rebuild. Here’s how you can help
St. Mark’s joined at least nine other churches, mosques, synagogues, temples and religious institutions completely destroyed by a series of fires that have ravaged Southern California.
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With Flames at Their Doorstep, All Saints Church Fosters Unity
While Rev. Canon Susan Russell was evacuated from her home, she joined her parish at All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena ...
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A Year Of Service At Christ Episcopal Church
Helping others is a commitment that Christ Episcopal Church takes seriously. In 2024, as in years past, the parish’s Service ...
Church bell saved from Altadena rubble and ash after Eaton Fire
Parishioner Bob Schaper tells the story of finding the bell in the rubble, which for the last 50 years has chimed at the ...
Robert Cromey, S.F. Episcopal priest who defied the church by performing gay weddings, dies at 93
Robert Cromey was a young priest working in the poor corners of San Francisco’s Mission District when he was invited to give a sermon at Grace Cathedral, seat of the Episcopal Diocese of California, ...
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Episcopal Church appeals for support as fires continue to burn in Los Angeles
The Governor of California, Gavin Newsom ... Already known to have been destroyed is St Mark’s Episcopal Church and School in Altadena, which was burned to the ground on Wednesday. The school had 325 ...