NEWS & STORIES

On Veteran’s Day weekend, a cohort from the Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast traveled to the National Cathedral in Washington,...

It has been six years since our local formation began as the Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast School for Ministry. In 2020, we...

This is a reminder we are taking applications for our 2022-2023 Lay Ministry School Certification tracts up and until August 15, 2022. If...

As we have mentioned previously, our Diocese has been chosen to participate in this new program that aims at raising up lay preachers...

When did you start offering courses to lay students? Fall 2020 Why do you refer to this as a licensed ministry or licensed ministers?...

Through the Lay School for Ministry, the office of Development is offering a Lay Evangelism Licensure Program designed for those who seek...

The diocesan school is in the process of educating two students in their journey to the diaconate, Deborah Knight-Epps and Bradford Clark...

We’ve long since heard these words, affirmed them, but perhaps not really implemented the broad spectrum of what they might mean for our...

The 2020-2021 school year has brought many changes and additions to our School for Ministry program offerings. After successfully...

We are very pleased to announce that The Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast recently applied to be considered for a pilot program focused...