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Thank you for your strength and courage, @EpiDioOK! Oklahoma bishop signs letter opposing capital punishment as state resumes executions https://t.co/bO0FjjyCAP
The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma seeks a new Canon to the Ordinary grounded in a discipline of prayer, with strong faith, exceptional organizational skills, and a collegial approach to ministry. For more information, visit https://t.co/EgxWMphf3e
The president-elect of the House of Deputies, Julia Ayala Harris, carries a rosary with her that was made by Carmelite nuns from the rose petals that were on the casket of her grandfather, who raised her. #gc80
"When we get our #vaccine, that is a very concrete way that we are loving our neighbor as ourselves. We're protecting ourselves with the vaccine, but even more than that we are protecting others who are around us. We believe that is what God would have us do." @EpiDioOK#COVID19
The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma represents 68 congregations - They're also offering rides to people within their congregation who want to vaccinate. @OKCFOX#IGotMine
Amid a new spike of #COVID19 cases in Oklahoma, @EpiDioOK is preaching the gospel of the vaccines.
They’re trying to encourage people to roll up their sleeves in a series of videos posted to social media.
Here’s one of those videos feat. Rt. Rev. Poulson Reed⤵️⤵️@OKCFOX
Bishop-Elect Poulson Reed announced today the appointment of The Very Rev. Eric Cooter as his Canon to the Ordinary of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma, effective July 1, 2020 https://t.co/0rToBAL2KP
Episcopal Relief and Development is having a free webinar today on addressing matters of isolation and quarantine. This is open to all and the link to register is
https://t.co/XlWNevCRP2