Diocese of New York. News, event listings, and links to people and places.

Our rector, Father Tim Schenck, is now on the editorial board of The Episcopal New Yorker, the award-winning newspaper of the Diocese of New York.

 Click here to reach The Hunger Site and feed hungry people worldwide. Each click provides a donation of 2 1/4 cups of staple food to a hungry person. The site also includes facts on world hunger and a chillingly memorable map.

Want to look up a particular service or find a prayer for a special occasion? The Anglican Book of Common Prayer, iin all its poetry and tradition, is now online.

At  Online Scripture at The Bible Gateway you can look up verses or search by words or phrases. You can compare your verse in the Revised Standard Version with the same one in the King James and in several other translations. And you can even look it up in nine other languages.

Bookmark The Daily Lectionary to follow daily morning or evening prayer, or use it to look up Sunday's readings.

The website of the world's largest cathedral, St. John the Divine, includes information on upcoming services, concerts, and other events, news of the cathedral's community work, a virtual tour, and more.

Anglicans Online is an independent resource for the world-wide Anglican community with over 10,000 links. You'll find links to the websites of all state churches, dioceses, and parishes, as well as all manner of useful links to Anglican resources. Its News Centre is updated weekly.

Spirituality & Health is a magazine, produced in both online and nonvirtual editions by Trinity, Wall Street. It includes a wide range of information and advice relating to the links between body and soul.

Beliefnet is a pluralistic religious webzine including columns and articles from a very wide range of viewpoints on spirituality, religious news, family life, morality, culture, and more.

From France, the prayers, songs, and thoughts of the ecumenical Taize community are available in fourteen languages