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In acknowledgment of September as Suicide Prevention Month, The Episcopal Church in Wyoming is taking significant steps to address mental health concerns within the community by hosting a series of free Soul Shop workshops.

The workshops began on Sept. 9 in Cheyenne and have worked its way around the state, finally by making a stop in Laramie from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Monday at the Canterbury House located at 110 S. 9th St.

By Rachel Finch Laramie Boomerang - September 14, 2024

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ROCK SPRINGS — As part of Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, a group of local actors will present “Chimes” in Rock Springs. On Saturday, Sept. 14, the Episcopal Church in Wyoming is hosting “Soul Shop,” a free suicide prevention workshop scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion Parish Hall.

Rocket Miner - Sep 6, 2024 Updated Sep 9, 2024

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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has traveled to over 100 dioceses during his nine-year term, sharing pastoral support and celebrating Eucharist. His final visit will be to The Episcopal Church in Wyoming’s diocesan convention in Casper this month. Curry reflects on his travels as witnessing the diversity and vitality of the Church.

Img: Presiding Bishop Michael Curry preaches July 25, 2017, at the 145th Niobrara Convocation at Red Shirt Table, South Dakota. Photo: David Paulsen/Episcopal News Service

By David Paulsen - September 6, 2024

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The Episcopal Church in Wyoming is hosting a series of FREE faith-based suicide prevention workshops during Suicide Prevention Month.

Soul Shop™ workshops aim to equip faith leaders with the skills and knowledge needed to support those struggling with suicidal thoughts. These one-day workshops will be held across Wyoming from September 9 to 16, 2024.

By Vince Tropea - August 17, 2024

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The Foundation for the Episcopal Church in Wyoming provided “Mustard Seed” money to all of its Wyoming churches to do projects to benefit their communities. As a member of Torrington’s All Saints Episcopal Church, Watson requested help for Gracie’s family. This first act led to the organization now called Gracie’s Promise.

Aug 20, 2024 | Regional News

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The Episcopal Church played a significant role in Indian boarding schools, actively involved in running these institutions. The church's involvement has been scrutinized for its impact on Indigenous communities, particularly regarding cultural assimilation and loss of heritage. The article explores this historical involvement and its ongoing implications for the church and Indigenous peoples.

By Rev. Canon Bobbe Fitzhugh, Episcopal Church in Wyoming - Aug 1, 2024

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Rev. Mary Erickson, associate rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Jackson, was among those who signed the letter. The interpretation of Christianity she sees used to prop up political extremist rhetoric is not one she recognizes. “There’s a lot of loud Christian voices across the country and in Wyoming that does not necessarily represent my faith,” she said.

By Jasmine Hall, State Government Reporter - July 10, 2024

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Nestled in the Snowy Range Mountains sits a quiet mountain chapel. With stunning views of the Centennial Valley , St. Alban’s Chapel near Little Brooklyn Lake draws outdoor enthusiasts, engaged couples and parishioners of St. Matthew’s Cathedral to the site year after year.

By Amber Steinmetz - July 06, 2024

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“You just look out that window and you can’t help to think of something greater than yourself,” he said. “The building is a very special building, but that is not what makes our church. It’s the people in our community that make it a real church.

By Dale Killingbeck- June 22, 2024

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Randy Belton receives the $9,240 raised during the 8th Annual Boulder Roll for the Sublette County Mental Health Fund maintained and administered by St. Andrew’s in the Pines Episcopal Church in Pinedale.

By Cali O'Hare, Pinedale Roundup Managing Editor - June 20, 2024

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Trinity Episcopal Church’s Reverend Jordan Bishop and Deacon Linda Hudson presented Fremont County Search and Rescue representative Griffin Lawrence (center) with a check for $5,500 last Thursday.

by Marit Gookin  - January 31, 2024

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Evanston’s Cheryl Sherman will lead a support group for those who are grieving the loss of animals. The first meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 18, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church rectory.

by Kayne Pyatt  - January 10, 2024

Sundance

Today's Wyoming sunrise was captured by LeaAnn Henderson of Sundance. LeaAnn writes, "A beautiful morning in Sundance. Reminds me why I live in Wyoming!"

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For decades, the Christmas season didn’t start in Buffalo until the annual Surprise You Sale at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. The first sale was 138 years ago.

by Buffalo Bulletin  - November 29, 2023

A Coat Tree

Driving down 1st Street you will see coats hanging from a tree in the yard of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. This unique ministry began last year when someone told Virginia Parker that they had seen three men walking to work in below zero weather without coats.

by Gary Honodel  - November 23, 2023

Music

On Sunday at 4 p.m., St. Peter’s Episcopal Church is hosting the third in a series of three benefit concerts. The concert will be a classical voice concert featuring local artists. The concert is a free community event, but a free will offering will be taken to benefit Sheridan’s Uprising.

by Staff Reports - Oct 30, 2023

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Celebrating the rich history of the arts, music and culture of the many Native American tribes who call the West home, St. John’s Episcopal Church is thrilled to be hosting dozens of regional indigenous artists on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 on the church lawn.

by Buckrail @ Marianne - September 26, 2023

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Over $10 million dollars  has been pledged to support the rebuilding and expansion of the building on St. John’s campus that houses Browse ‘n Buy, along with Jackson Cupboard, Recovery Community spaces, and housing.

by Erin West - August 30, 2023

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Heart to Hands Ministry was formed more than five years ago to focus on providing diapers, toiletry items, winter clothing, children’s books and laundry vouchers to families and individuals.

by Dan Cepeda - August 29, 2023

St Mark's Casper

Two Episcopalian churches in Wyoming, along with private donors, have paid down $2.2 million dollars worth of medical debt through a nonprofit for people living below the poverty line in Wyoming and Montana.

by Jordan Smith - Jul 6, 2023

St. Peter's Sheridan

The Compass Center for Families is recognizing St. Peter’s Episcopal Church as a champion for local children. Sagebrush and Meadowlark Elementary Parent Liaison with Compass Amber Gable said St. Peter’s has been a beacon of support for children and families in need.

by Shelby Kruse - Apr 7, 2023

Chief Washakie Sculpture

A new statue memorializing the great Eastern Shochone tribal elder was dedicated Friday at the corner of 19th and Capitol streets in Cheyenne on the southwest corner outside St. Marks Episcopal Church.

by Wendy Corr - April 3, 2023

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A global exhibition tour of indigenous Great Plains artists, including artists from Wyoming, opens next week at the Wyoming State Museum. Organizers hope that the “Grounded” exhibit will inspire thoughtful relationships with the earth, and each other.

by Wendy Corr - March 26, 2023

Lander Free Medical Clinic

The Lander Free Medical Clinic, which just opened its doors for service February 6, took another big step forward in providing free medical services after receiving a $25,000 check from Trinity Episcopal Church in Lander.

by Vince Tropea - February 24, 2023

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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Casper is sharing this video that explains the different reasons why people don’t go to church. They include feelings of nervousness, believing you have to have your life together, and uncertainties on dress code.

by Oil City Sponsor - February 23, 2023

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