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- 1Former Long Island church to sell for $11.8 million as congregations merge▼Former Long Island church to be sold for $11.8 million as two congregations merge
A former church building on Long Island is being sold for $11.8 million as two congregations merge, according to Episcopal News Service. The sale marks the consolidation of the two parishes and the disposal of their former house of worship. The buyer and the specific congregations involved were not detailed in the available reporting.
- 2Former Long Island church to be sold for $11.8 million amid congregations' merger▼Former Long Island church to be sold for $11.8 million as two nearby congregations merge
A former Episcopal church on Long Island is being sold for $11.8 million, with proceeds connected to the merger of two nearby congregations. The sale marks the end of an era for the historic property as the merged parish consolidates its resources, reflecting broader declines in attendance that have led many denominations to sell or repurpose church buildings.
- 3St. Patrick's Episcopal Church Plans Annual Clothing Giveaway▼St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church Annual Clothing Giveaway set for Oct. 9-10
St. Patrick's Episcopal Church in Pageda Springs will hold its annual clothing giveaway on October 9-10, offering free clothing to community members. The event is part of the church's longstanding outreach efforts in the area.
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Bishop Curry has emphasized that 'everyone matters in this church,' a message of inclusion and belonging within the Episcopal Church. The statement, carried by church communications, frames the denomination as a community where every member counts regardless of background. It comes amid broader public discussion of the bishop's widely followed teachings on love and inclusion.
- 5St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Launches New Sunday Evening Worship Service●Sundays@6:00pm | St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church NEW Evening Worship service (Community Post)
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church has announced a new evening worship service held Sundays at 6:00pm. The announcement circulated as a community post, inviting local residents to attend the recently added service. Details about programming, music, or clergy involvement have not been shared, but the notice aims to spread word among Arlington-area churchgoers looking for an evening alternative to morning worship.