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Welcome

Our Diocese is a collaborative community of engaged members with a "can-do" spirit who are creative, energetic, and generous followers of Jesus. We are rooted in Christ and open to the world. You are welcome here and we look forward to seeing you.

What We Do

Actions speak louder than words. We practice loving our neighbors as ourselves and upholding the dignity of every human being through our work.

Give

Giving—whether of funds, skills, or time—is a way for us to show gratitude to God for the gift of community and companionship, of the blessings we receive along the journey. We invite you to first consider giving to your local parish or to one of these initiatives.

Mr. Alvin Blount, Diocesan Archivist and Becoming Beloved Community Initiatives Coordinator, has compiled the first Becoming Beloved Community (BBC) newsletter. The newsletter, scheduled to be released monthly, offers a video interview with The Rev. Ron Morton, Deacon in Charge of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Knoxville, TN, featured BBC events (Ascension’s May Day community garden planting event and this year’s Pride Mass), and curated resource for children. You can access the newsletter here. If you would like to receive the monthly BBC Newsletter, make sure to sign-up here. View our upcoming events, including BBC events, here.

Storytelling Interview with The Rev. Ron Morton

In the first of our Storytelling Interviews, Alvin Blount, Diocesan Archivist, interviews The Rev. Ron Morton, Deacon in Charge of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Knoxville. Deacon Morton has a rich history of bridging elements of his identity. From Native American beliefs and practices to Christianity and Episcopal practices, and Union to Confederate family history, Deacon Morton’s interview captures a broad journey.
In our next newsletter, we will present an interview with Ms. Jewell Baldwin Cousin, a Chattanooga native who shares her lived experience and memory of the community of St. Mary the Virgin, Chattanooga.

Updated Children’s Resources

Alvin has also curated a number of resources for children. From popular to local authors, illustrated books to teaching resources, these books are sure to be helpful for any parent or children’s ministry leader. View the annotated bibliography here.