THE CHURCH WE’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
This fun, heartwarming video was written and designed for the Episcopal Church in Delaware, and speaks to Bishop Brown’s mission priorities.
RACIAL JUSTICE PILGIMAGE
Bishop Kevin S. Brown shares his experience after returning from a racial justice pilgrimage to Selma, Alabama.
WHERE DOES GOD LIVE?
A story told and illustrated by children in the Episcopal Church in Delaware.
‘Watch their light shine.’
GROWING DELAWARE
A snapshot of sowing, tending, and sharing in the Episcopal Church in Delaware.
THE CREATION
The Creation from God’s Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse from the 1927 book of peoms by James Weldon Johnson.
We are the Delaware branch of the Jesus Movement, called to become a church growing toward reconciliation and inclusion. Our intent is to embrace differences, bridge divides, seek mutual understanding, and share the blessings of this life.
The Episcopal Church in Delaware encompasses all three Delaware counties: New Castle, Kent, and Sussex. While we are one of the oldest dioceses in the country (established in 1785) with a proud, rich history, we are convinced that our best ministry in Jesus’ name is still yet to come.
I invite you to visit any of our churches — everyone is welcome. You can find a church near you, here. The videos above provide a sense of our community and who we are. Please visit our entire website to take a deeper dive into our story.
We've Been Looking For
This video was written and designed for the Episcopal Church in Delaware, and speaks to Bishop Brown's mission priorities.
Pilgrimage
Sow — Tend — Share
A story told and illustrated by children in the Episcopal Church in Delaware.
'Watch their light shine.'
The Creation from God's Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse from the 1927 book of poems by James Weldon Johnson.
A story told and illustrated by children in the Episcopal Church in Delaware.
'Watch their light shine.'
Sow — Tend — Share
Pilgrimage
The Creation from God's Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse from the 1927 book of poems by James Weldon Johnson.
Narrator: Josh MartinProduced by: The Episcopal Church in Delaware
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