Diocese of Southern Ohio

Dismantling Racism training
2026-06-18 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-17 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-16 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-11 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-10 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-09 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-04-23 12:00 - 13:00, 2026-04-22 12:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York) and 4 more dates | OH
Receive the canonically required anti-racism certification by completing this course via Zoom with Miriam McKenney, Missioner for Beloved Community, and co-leaders. Miriam uses picture books in this training to discover, explore, discuss, and share stories. We’ll explore topics you may not have learned about in your formal education but are crucial to our understanding as we work to repair, heal, and see God in each other.
Bring your lunch! We will share stories, scripture, and solutions to dismantle racism in our corner of God’s creation.
Attend all sessions for certification. You can make up a session in the future if you miss one.
Register for this training here.
Email Miriam McKenney to learn more.
If this training is full, sign up for the waiting list here. Or check here for a list of 2026 trainings.

Youth Camp I
2026-06-14 - 2026-06-19 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Youth camp is for rising 5th through 11th grade students.

All campers sleep in rooms with other campers their age (within 2 yrs) and gender
Jr. High and Sr. High groups get to have individual camp-out nights with their age group only.
Campers can attend multiple sessions per summer
Peer mentoring and a “neighborhood” vibe

Learn more at https://www.proctercenter.org/camp/

Trustees of the Diocese
2026-06-11 10:00 - 12:00 | Diocesan House, 412 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45202
Meetings are held at Diocesan House (412 Sycamore) Zoom is available. Morning Prayer is offered at 9:30 AM.

Parish Administrators Network
2026-06-10 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-05-13 10:00 - 11:00, 2026-04-08 10:00 - 11:00 | OH
A monthly Zoom call to bring together those who are tasked with the administration of a church, both paid and volunteer. The group meets monthly to share information and best practices, and to be a source of collegiality and support to those who often work alone.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/8fSZiO3kRBKvVUforHjgrQ
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email from Zoom containing information about joining the meeting.
If you have questions about this gathering, please contact Julie Murray, canon for community engagement, at jmurray@diosohio.org.

Junior Counselor Training Camp
2026-06-10 - 2026-06-13 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
This camp is to train high school students (rising 10th – 12th grades) who are considering serving in leadership at youth and family camps. Campers and leadership will decide at the end of the session if being a Junior Counselor is a good fit for them.

Beloved Community Storytime
2026-06-09 19:00 - 20:00, 2026-05-12 19:00 - 20:00, 2026-04-14 19:00 - 20:00 | OH
If you have attended our diocesan Dismantling Racism training, you have already experienced using picture books to address tough and tender topics. Join Beloved Community Missioner Miriam McKenney for Beloved Community Storytime, where we will share picture books, personal stories, small-group conversations, and more from 7 to 8 pm every second Tuesday of the month.
Click here to join.

Women Clergy Respite Day
2026-06-04 09:30 - 12:00 | Transfiguration Spirituality Center, 469 Albion Ave, Glendale, Ohio, 45246
Transfiguration Spirituality Center (TSC) is excited to present four morning gatherings specifically for women clergy this year!
As women clergy and faith-leaders, we will gather for mutual support, encouragement, and inspiration. You are invited to take time to pause, reflect, and honor our lives and ministry. Grounded in God’s love, the mornings will include refreshments, reflection, prayer, sharing, and ritual, followed by lunch at a nearby restaurant.
Details

TSC, 495 Albion Ave., Glendale, OH 45246
March 5, June 4, Sep 10, Dec 3

9:30 AM – Gather
10:00 AM – Noon – Program

Look for more information and registration opening February 1 at: www.ctretreats.org/events
Registration is only so we have numbers. This event is free, though please consider a donation to cover costs.
The programming for these mornings will be Christian based.
Questions? Contact Liz Keuffer at liz@ctsisters.org
Women clergy of all faiths are welcome to join us for Rest and Rekindle, our Women Clergy Retreat being held October 5 – 8, 2026 at TSC. We will send out an email, or you can keep checking the above website for details as we get closer.

Silver & Gold Camp
2026-06-04 - 2026-06-07 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
A summer camp experience for adults 21+. More information at https://www.proctercenter.org/camp/

Beloved Community Book Study
2026-06-02 19:00 - 20:00, 2026-05-05 19:00 - 20:00, 2026-04-07 19:00 - 20:00 | OH
We all belong in the Beloved Community book study. Each first Tuesday of the month, we gather, pray, and discuss a book the hosts believe will bring us closer to the dream God has for us as God’s beloved children.
Our April, May, June book is The Night Is Long but Light Comes in the Morning: Meditations for Racial Healing by Catherine Meeks! Request a complimentary copy of the book in the format of your choice: hardcover, paperback, audible or kindle.
Reading the book is not mandatory for this book study! Whether you read a few pages or the whole book, our conversation will be better with you there. Just prepare for spoilers! We’ll talk about the book—our favorite parts, where we see ourselves, and what this book has to do with us, our faith communities, and our diocese.
We will meet on:
April 7, 2026
May 5, 2026
June 2, 2026
REGISTER HERE
There is no registration deadline, however, if requesting to be mailed a copy of the book, please register no later than March 31.
Questions about this event?
Contact Miriam McKenney, missioner for Beloved Community, at mmckenney@diosohio.org.

ECM Round 2 grant cycle opens
2026-06-01 | OH
Episcopal Community Ministries (ECM), our diocese’s outreach arm, offers grants to multiple congregation-affiliated outreach ministries, including food banks, community gardens, community meals, tutoring programs, human trafficking victim support services and medical debt relief.
ECM desires to support our congregations that support their neighbors as reflected in ECM’s purpose statement:
The mission of the Episcopal Community Ministries is to inspire and support each other in the living out of our Baptismal Covenant through active, generous, and committed congregations and their outward looking ministries.
The ECM Committee is pleased to announce the dates of the two grant cycles for 2026:

Round I: Application opens on February 1 and closes on March 1.
Round II: Application opens on June 1 and closes on July 1.

The following are some of the basic criteria to apply:

Congregational Commitment – the requesting congregation must demonstrate committed and impactful support of the ministry both financially and through the active and significant participation of its parishioners.
The Congregation is in “good standing” as determined by canon. This status includes being current in Mission Share contributions, and having up‐to‐date submissions of the Parochial Report, Diocesan Annual Reporting Form, and parish audit.
The ministry to be funded addresses a vital need in the community.

ECM grants are funded by an annual draw from the Blanchard Memorial Endowment Fund established by the trustees of the diocese, and by donations from congregations and individuals. Every dollar donated to ECM goes to local church outreach ministries helping their neighbors in need.
To apply for a grant, learn more about the grant criteria, and become more familiar with ECM, please visit diosohio.org/episcopal-community-ministries.

Province V and VI Women Clergy Retreat
2026-05-31 - 2026-06-03 | St Francis Retreat Center, 703 E Main St, DeWitt, MI, 48820, United States
A retreat centered on the experiences of women clergy.
We explicitly invite everyone (trans, cis, nonbinary, gender fluid, agender, and more) who feels this is for them to attend.
Time: Sunday Evening, May 31 – Wednesday Morning, June 3, 2026
Location: St. Francis Retreat Center, DeWitt, Michigan (near Lansing, 90 minute drive from Detroit Airport)
Cost: $360 includes lodging, meals, and retreat material (if you need financial assistance, see the web site)
Connecting, Creating, Celebrating
An open, safe space for women clergy to come together, support one another, learn from each other, and honor the life-giving connections we have with God, each other, our congregations and communities, the world, and the planet.
Interested in learning more?
Check out the event website https://www.provincev.org/wcr26.html or contact Heather Barta ProvinceVCoordinator@gmail.com or Ellen Bruckner ebruckner7@gmail.com
Interested in joining the gathering? See more details and register at this page: https://www.provincev.org/wcr26.html

Bishop White visitation: Trinity, Newark
2026-05-31 | Trinity Newark, 76 E Main St, Newark, OH, 43055-5604, US
Bishop White’s episcopal visitation to Trinity, Newark

Camp Preview Day
2026-05-30 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Come meet your counselors and experience a sample of camp life – details to come!

Rainbows of Hope: Queer Joy in the Struggle Across the Ages
2026-05-29 - 2026-05-31 | Transfiguration Spirituality Center, 469 Albion Ave, Glendale, Ohio, 45246
May 29 – 31, 2026 at Transfiguration Spirituality Center in Glendale, OH
The Rev. Charles Graves, IV, facilitating
Join TSC for a time of refreshment, renewal, and hope in a time of profound disorientation. We will look back on the perseverance of LGBTQ+ “saints” of the past, equip ourselves with fortitude for the present, and seek encouragement for an uncertain future. This retreat will be a powerful experience of spiritual renewal for both traditionally religious and nonreligious LGBTQ+ people of varied backgrounds.
For information and registration, please visit the Events Page at the TSC website at www.ctretreats.org

Cincinnati-area LGBTQ+ Affinity Group gathering
2026-05-27 17:00 - 19:00, 2026-04-29 17:00 - 19:00, 2026-03-25 17:00 - 19:00 | Queen City Exchange, 32 W Court Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45202, United States
Queer community isn’t just for June! Meet other LGBTQ+ folks and allies from Episcopal churches around the area on the last Wednesday of every month in a relaxed, casual setting at Queen City Exchange. Appetizers are provided, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available.

Music Live at Lunch at Christ Church Cathedral
2026-05-26 12:10 - 13:00, 2026-05-19 12:10 - 13:00, 2026-05-12 12:10 - 13:00, 2026-05-05 12:10 - 13:00 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
Music Live at Lunch, Christ Church Cathedral’s weekly concert series, will feature the performers listed below in May. These free concerts are presented on Tuesdays at 12:10 p.m. Patrons are welcome to bring their own lunches.
For more information, visit cincinnaticathedral.com or call 513-621-1817.
MAY SCHEDULE
May 5: Estrada do Sol
May 12: Nick Greenberg Trio
May 19: Pork City Slim
May 26 : Mitchell Sturges (tenor)

Memorial Day
2026-05-25 | OH
Diocesan office closed.

Pentecost Area-wide Confirmation Service
2026-05-24 10:00 - 11:30 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
The Diocese of Southern Ohio will hold an area-wide confirmation on Pentecost on May 24, 2026, at Christ Church Cathedral (318 East 4th St., Cincinnati, OH 45202) as a part of their regular 10 a.m. liturgy.
Those being confirmed or received or reaffirmed should plan to arrive at the Cathedral by 9 a.m. for final preparations and time with Bishop White.
Clergy should use this form to register people from your faith community for confirmation, reception, or reaffirmation.

Bishop White: Pentecost
2026-05-24 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
Bishop White visits Christ Church Cathedral for Pentecost.

Dismantling Racism training
2026-05-20 18:00 - 20:00, 2026-05-13 18:00 - 20:00, 2026-05-06 18:00 - 20:00 | OH
Receive the canonically required anti-racism certification by completing this six-hour course via Zoom with Miriam McKenney, Missioner for Beloved Community, and co-leaders. Miriam uses picture books in this training to discover, explore, discuss, and share stories. We’ll explore topics you may not have learned about in your formal education but are crucial to our understanding as we work to repair, heal, and see God in each other.
Bring your dinner! We will share stories, scripture, and solutions to dismantle racism in our corner of God’s creation.
Attend all sessions for certification. You can make up a session in the future if you miss one.
Register for this training here.
Email Miriam McKenney to learn more.
If this training is full, sign up for the waiting list here. Or check here for a list of 2026 trainings.

Church Foundation Grant and Loan deadline
2026-05-20 | OH
Meeting Church Foundation grant and loan deadlines ensures your application will be considered at the next quarterly meeting of the Church Foundation.

2026 submission deadlines

February 20 in preparation for the Church Foundation’s March meeting
May 20 in preparation for the Church Foundation’s June meeting
August 20 in preparation for Church Foundation’s September meeting
November 20 in preparation for the Church Foundation’s December meeting

More information on Church Foundation grants and loans can be found here.

Rogation Celebration
2026-05-16 10:00 - 13:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
You are invited to come and celebrate Rogation – a special time when we bless the land as a diocese – at Procter Farm!
Bishop White will lead the procession as we visit various stations around Procter that represent our common life together. We will also have a picnic, have some lawn games out, kite flying, fishing, and more! If the weather cooperates will also offer a Hayride to Procter Woods.
Participants are invited to bring soil, water, and seeds from their homes or congregations to share and be blessed. Help us plan for our diocesan-wide Rogation celebration!
Saturday, May 16, 2026
Arrive by 10 am
Concludes after a picnic lunch
Everyone is welcome! All minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult. This event may be of particular interest to church groups, families, and Green Teams.
The celebration is free of charge; we ask for donations for meals $15 per adult and $10 per child, 5 and older as you are able. Registration deadline May 11.
REGISTER HERE
Questions about this event?
Contact Jerusalem Greer, co-executive director of Procter Center, at jgreer@diosohio.org.

Columbus-area LGBTQ+ Affinity Group gathering at Slammers
2026-05-14 18:00 - 19:30 | Slammers, 202 E Long St, Columbus, 43215, United States
This month we’ll gather at Slammers (bar/pizzeria) to share in conversation and laughter. For the adventuresome, Thursday Trivia begins at 7pm!
Location: Slammers (202 E Long St, Columbus OH 43215)
About the Venue: Slammers opened in 1993 and is famous for their pizza and fun, easy-going atmosphere. People of all ages and walks of life enjoy stopping by after work for happy hour specials or spending an evening out with friends.

Bishop White visitation: St. George's, Dayton
2026-05-10 | St George’s Dayton, 5520 Far Hills Ave, Dayton, OH, 45429-2204, US
Bishop White’s episcopal visitation at St. George’s, Dayton

Diocesan Council
2026-05-09 10:00 - 13:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States

Warden Zoom calls
2026-05-07 18:30 - 19:30 | OH
More information TBA.

Curacy Formation Day
2026-05-07 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States

Celebration of New Ministry and Installation of the Rev. Michael Tigner at St. James, Zanesville
2026-05-06 18:00 - 20:00 | St James Zanesville, 155 N 6th St, Zanesville, OH, 43701-3603, US
The Rt. Rev. Kristin Uffelman White,
Tenth Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio,
and the people of
St. James Episcopal Church
in Zanesville, Ohio,
cordially invite our wider diocese to join us for a
celebration of new ministry and the installation of our new rector,
the Rev. Michael Tigner
on
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
at 6:00 pm
Commemorating the Feast of George of Lydda
A celebratory reception will follow the service.
Clergy are invited to vest and process (choir dress with red stoles).
St. James Episcopal Church
155 N. 6th Street
Zanesville, OH 43701
stjameszanesville.org

St. B @3 concert: Young Professionals Choral Collective
2026-05-03 15:00 - 16:30 | St Barnabas Montgomery, 10345 Montgomery Rd, Montgomery, OH, 45242-5113, US
St. B @ 3 is a concert series at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Montgomery, Ohio, designed to offer uplifting music to the community. Join us on May 3 as we welcome an ensemble from the Young Professionals Choral Collective (YPCC) in a program of beloved Broadway music.
YPCC is an innovative choral ensemble that combines Cincinnati’s love of singing, socializing, and culture for young professionals ages 21 to 45 of different occupations, education, socio-economic backgrounds, beliefs and ages. They cultivate an inclusive community through the joyful experience of choral music and are composed of over 1,200 singers who create and share high-quality music in an accessible, fun, and social way. They are the largest choral organization made up of young professionals in the nation, and the model is gaining national attention and even inspiring similar organizations around the country.
All concerts in the series take place at 3 p.m. and are free. All are welcome! For more information, visit: https://www.st-barnabas.org/stbat3

Upcoming programs:
September 13, 2026 – Appalachian Grass
November 1, 2026 – Wayside Winds

In-Person Safe Church Training
2026-05-02 10:00 - 15:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Safe Church training helps us protect children, youth, and vulnerable adults by promoting healthy boundaries, accountability, and care. It is a practical way to live out our Baptismal Covenant by respecting the dignity of every human being and striving for justice and peace.
The training also equips clergy, staff, and volunteers to build trust and respond faithfully and appropriately if concerns arise, helping our congregations remain safe and welcoming places for all.
Those who prefer an in-person learning experience are invited to attend the daylong training at Procter Camp and Conference Center on Saturday, May 2nd. We’ll begin at 10 am and conclude by 3 pm, with a break for lunch. Participation in this training completes the requirement for service on vestries, diocesan leadership, and most other ministry roles.
May 2, 2026
Arrive by 10 am
Depart by 3 pm
Registration
Open to adults and teens over 16 years old (with a responsible adult). Cost $10, to be collected at check-in. Deadline to register is April 24.
REGISTER HERE

Episcopal Night at the Columbus Symphony
2026-05-01 17:30 - 21:30 | Ohio Theatre, 39 E State St, Columbus, 43215, United States
Columbus Symphony Orchestra – Rossen Milanov, conductor
Aubry Ballarò, soprano
Nicholas Nestorak, tenor
Hugh Russell, baritone
Columbus Symphony Chorus- Stephen Caracciolo, chorus director
BalletMet
Dvoräk: The American Flag & Orff: Trionfo di Afrodite (Triumph of Aphrodite)
5:30pm – Reception, bar & “heavy” hors d’oeuvres – 4th floor
7:30pm – Performance – Seats in Prime Orchestra
Cost is $70 per person for whole event or $35 per person for reception only.
Make checks payable to: Bruce Smith and mail to him at
The Rev. Bruce Smith
627 Yaronia Dr. N.,
Columbus, OH 43214
Email: revabs0630@gmail.com
Please include the names of the people in your party and your parish affiliation.
Deadline for reservations is Wednesday, April 15.

Deacons' School
2026-05-01 - 2026-05-03 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Deacons’ School meets at Procter Center.

Becoming Beloved Community Retreat
2026-05-01 - 2026-05-02 | Bellwether Farm, 4655 State Route 60, Wakeman, 44889, United States
All are invited to join with our siblings in the Diocese of Ohio for the third in a series of retreats shared between our dioceses, dedicated to Becoming Beloved Community.
This retreat offers opportunities for deeper connection and relationship across church and across diocese, steeped in our shared commitment to dignity, justice, and love, and supported by the creative and welcoming environment of Bellwether Farm, Camp, and Retreat Center in Wakeman, Ohio.
May 1-2, 2026
Check in at 4 pm on Friday
Depart by 4 pm on Saturday
Bellwether Farm
4655 OH-60
Wakeman, OH 44889
bellwetherfarm.org
Registration
Invitees: Adult Episcopalians from the Dioceses of Ohio and Southern Ohio
Registration Deadline: April 15
Cost: The cost of the retreat has been subsidized to $100/person. Scholarship assistance is available; contact Miriam McKenney at mmckenney@diosohio.org.
REGSITER HERE

African Americans and the Bible Book Study
2026-04-28 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-04-21 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-04-14 18:00 - 19:30, 2026-04-07 18:00 - 19:30 | OH
Tuesdays in April from 6-7:30 pm on Zoom
Join the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio this April for an engaging and transformative formation opportunity: African Americans and the Bible.
This four-week study invites participants into a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural relationship between African Americans and Holy Scripture. Grounded in The Talking Book by Allen Dwight Callahan, this course explores how African Americans encountered, interpreted, proclaimed, and embodied the Bible in the midst of enslavement and the ongoing struggle for freedom and dignity.
For generations, the Bible has been more than a sacred text in African American communities—it has been a source of hope, resistance, identity, spiritual wrestling, and spiritual power. Together, we will examine how this “talking book” has shaped faith, worship, preaching, and public witness. Participants will gain a richer appreciation for Scripture as it has been read and lived through the cultural lens of African Americans, broadening and deepening their own engagement with the Word of God.
Whether you are clergy, a lay leader, or someone seeking to grow in faith and understanding, this study offers space for learning, reflection, and meaningful conversation. Come ready to listen, to learn, and to encounter the Bible anew. We look forward to walking this journey together.

Questions about this event and program?

Contact the Rev. Aaron Rogers, missioner for Black ministries, at arogers@diosohio.org.
Registration
There is no cost for this program and no deadline to register. The first ten people to register will receive a complimentary copy of The Talking Book by Dr. Callahan.
REGISTER HERE

Bach Vespers
2026-04-26 17:00 - 18:30 | St Thomas Terrace Park, 100 Miami Ave, Terrace Park, OH, 45174-1175, US
Sunday, April 26, 2026, 5:00 p.m. — Vespers at St. Thomas, Terrace Park
The Bach Ensemble Orchestra and Chorale,
Carlton Monroe, conductor
J.S. Bach – Christ lag in Todes Banden, BWV 4
Moses Hogan – Abide with Me
William Byrd – Haec Dies

Bishop White visitation: Indian Hill Church
2026-04-26 | Indian Hill Church, 6000 Drake Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45243-3308
Bishop White’s episcopal visitation to Indian Hill Church.

Central Region Vestry and Wardens Day
2026-04-25 09:00 - 13:30 | St Mark’s Columbus, 2151 Dorset Rd, Columbus, OH, 43221-3103, US
Earlier this year, congregations across our diocese gathered for annual meetings, considering together the mission and governance of our churches. As part of those meetings, each community discerned together to elect wardens and members of their vestries.
All returning and newly elected vestry members, junior and senior wardens, and their clergy are invited to gather at St. Mark’s, Upper Arlington, reflecting on Scripture through prayer and conversation, considering together their charge as leaders of congregations, building connections with leaders from across the diocese, learning content from the College for Congregational Development, and more.
All vestry members, senior and junior wardens, and their clergy are invited to attend. There is no cost for this event. Deadline to register is April 18.
Saturday, April 25
9 am Arrivals
11:30 am Lunch
1:30 Departures
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
2151 Dorset Rd,
Columbus, OH 43221
saintmarkscolumbus.org
REGISTER HERE
Questions about this event?

Contact the Rev. Canon Meredith Day Hearn, canon for congregations, at mdayhearn@diosohio.org.
The Eastern Region Vestry & Wardens Day will take place at Church of the Good Shepherd, Athens on July 25. Watch for an invite in mid-May!

Central Regional Staff Work Day
2026-04-24 10:00 - 15:00 | St Mark’s Columbus, 2151 Dorset Rd, Columbus, OH, 43221-3103, US
In 2025, we took important steps in reinvigorating connections across churches at the regional level in the Diocese of Southern Ohio. We experimented with Regional Staff Work Days, in which diocesan staff traveled together to sites around the diocese, increasing access to in-person meetings and fellowship with local leaders. At the same time, a task force met and gathered with lay and clergy leaders for conversation and input about the ways we gather across geography, a process that resulted in the creation of four new regions.
As a continuation of that investment in accessibility and connection, the diocesan staff will once again hit the road in 2026, offering opportunities to meet, learn, celebrate, and connect beyond the walls of your own church.
In each region of the diocese, the diocesan staff will be present for Staff Work Days, offering the opportunity for drop-in fellowship and appointments with local leaders, reducing barriers for face-to-face connection.
Central Region: Friday, April 24
10-11 am – Drop-in Fellowship Hour with light snacks and coffee.
11-3 pm – Staff available for pre-made appointments.
No RSVP required to join the Regional Staff Days, but please make an appointment if wanting to meet with staff.
Schedule with staff member

Commission on Ministry
2026-04-24 - 2026-04-25 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Commission on Ministry meets at Procter Center. Spring Meeting and Candidacy and Ordination Interviews.

Bishop White visitation: St. John's, Cambridge
2026-04-19 | St John’s Cambridge, 1025 Steubenville Ave, Cambridge, OH, 43725-2401, US
Bishop White’s episcopal visitation to St. John’s, Cambridge.

Small Church Summit
2026-04-18 09:00 - 15:00, 2026-04-17 16:00 - 20:30 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Calling all leaders of small churches in the Diocese of Southern Ohio! You are invited to join together for two days of worship, relationship building, collaboration, and learning with a specific focus on small church dynamics.
With teaching from the College for Congregational Development, congregations will learn tools for navigating healthy change, welcoming and incorporating all generations of newcomers, and sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ as a small church in a big way. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to learn more about how to nurture disciples through lay-led Bible study and other lay-led ministries, create solid partnerships with area churches, and make a difference in the world through community engagement. The Rt. Rev. Craig Loya, bishop of the Diocese of Minnesota, will join as our keynote speaker on Friday evening.
April 17-18, 2026
4-8:30 pm on Friday (including Bishop Loya’s keynote presentation)
9-3 pm on Saturday
Registration
Clergy and lay leaders from any churches in the diocese that identify as “small” are invited to attend. Registration deadline March 27 or until capacity is reached.
Cost
$15/person for commuters
$30/person for a double-occupancy room in the Lodge
$50/person for single occupancy rooms in the cabins (shared bathroom)
$100/person for a single occupancy room in the Lodge
REGISTER
Questions about this event?
Contact the Rev. Derrick Fetz, missioner for stewardship, at dfetz@diosohio.org.

The Rt. Rev. Craig Loya is the tenth bishop of the Diocese of Minnesota, which comprises one hundred faith communities, spread across rural, suburban, and urban contexts, regularly worshipping in six languages. He was consecrated on June 6, 2020.
Loya is a third generation Mexican-American. He was born and raised in North Platte, Nebraska, and graduated from Hastings College and Yale Divinity School. He was ordained priest in the Diocese of South Dakota in 2003. His first ministry was serving four congregations on the Rosebud Reservation. He later served congregations in Massachusetts, on the bishop’s staff in the Diocese of Kansas, and as Dean of Trinity Cathedral in Omaha before being elected as bishop.

Procter Earth Day Work Day
2026-04-18 09:00 - 13:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
All are invited to join the Procter Center team and members of the Southern Ohio Chapter of the Order of Naucratius for an Earth Day Work Day, giving thanks for the gift of creation by giving back to the land through service and prayer.
The Procter Farm and Outdoor Education Team along with members of the Order of Naucratius will lead a morning filled with service projects for all skill levels and abilities, across the Procter Woods, Lake Leo, and Procter Farm. Our morning concludes with praying Noonday Prayer together and partaking in a delicious thank you lunch, prepared by the Procter Kitchen Crew and Naucratius leaders.
Kids are invited to participate in Camp WILD activities during our service project time. All participants, regardless of age, will have opportunity for community connection and play.
9 am – Gather, Light Breakfast
9:15 am – Projects begin
Noon – Noonday Prayer then lunch
1 pm – Departure
Please bring work gloves (extras will be available if needed), a refillable water bottle, and wear shoes and clothes that can get dirty.
Everyone is welcome! All minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult. This event is free, but please register so we know how much lunch to prepare! REGISTER HERE
Questions about this event?
Contact Nathan Greer, Co-Executive Director, at ngreer@proctercenter.org.

Red Door Concert: Miami University Chamber Singers
2026-04-17 12:15 - 13:00 | Holy Trinity Oxford, 25 E Walnut St, Oxford, OH, 45056-1835, US
The next concert in the Red Door Concert series will feature the Miami University Chamber Singers, under the direction of Reina Dickey and accompanied by Jon Sanford, on Friday, April 17 at 12:15 pm.
This auditioned ensemble of students is regarded for their versatility and performs a wide-ranging repertoire from early to contemporary works, engaging within traditions both within and beyond the Western canon. Active within the campus community, the Chamber Singers have been featured in performances throughout Ohio and in tours abroad. This concert won’t disappoint!
Limited free parking will be available on Walnut and Poplar

Threshold
2026-04-16 12:00 - 15:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Threshold is a fresh focus on leadership for priests who are new to the diocese, and resident clergy who are transitioning into new leadership roles in one of our parishes.
Participants are invited to attend eight sessions that run on a rotating basis throughout the course of one year covering a wide range of topics to prepare you well to step into your new roles with confidence and care.
In our sessions, we will cover: Trust Development, Communication and Conflict Resolution, Culture Building and Vision Casting, Church Finances and Property Stewardship, Who to Call on the Diocesan Staff, Worship & Liturgy, Collegial Relationships, and Health and Wellness. To graduate from the program, participants are asked to attend each of these eight sessions once.

Faith in Life Grant application deadline
2026-04-15 | OH
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Informational Session for the 2026 Lay Preaching Program
2026-04-11 10:00 - 16:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Lay preachers bring the Gospel into congregations, dioceses, and communities with faithfulness, creativity, and deep love for the church. Rooted in lived experience, they offer voices shaped by daily life, local context, and the call of the Holy Spirit. Whether lay or ordained, Episcopal preaching values robust formation and shared theological grounding for faithful and bold proclamation.
Our informational session will provide an overview of the diocesan Lay Preacher Program, a taste of what the course looks like, and an invitation to continue with the full year-long program. The informational session is required for all those planning to participate in the year-long course.
If you feel called to this ministry, speak with your rector or priest-in-charge (or if no seated clergy, the senior warden) to discuss your interest and potential participation. Participants who choose to go on through the program will need to apply and have their rector’s (or other authority) endorsement to continue.
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Arrival at 10 am
Midday lunch
Departure by 4 pm
Invitees: Adult lay persons curious about or sensing a call to the ministry of preaching
Info Session RSVP Deadline: April 1
(After the session, the full program application deadline is May 1.)
RSVP HERE
Cost: There is no cost to participate in the informational session.
The $500 course fee is due once the student commits to the year-long program and receives the endorsement of their rector (or priest-in-charge or senior warden).
Learn more about the lay preaching program

Roots: Belonging & Beloved - A retreat for college-aged young adults
2026-04-10 17:00 - 2026-04-12 13:30 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
College-aged young adults are invited to come away for a weekend of connection, creativity, laughter, and rest, rooted in the simple truth that you belong, and you are beloved.
This retreat invites you to explore storytelling as a gentle, life-giving practice. Though guided reflection, shared listening, and creative exercises, we’ll discover how our stories connect us to our roots, ourselves, and to one another.
In addition to the wisdom of our keynote speaker, the Rev. Bertice Berry, Ph.D., our weekend will include opportunities to take part in workshops led by the Procter Center’s Wylie Greeson (farm and program manager) and Jerusalem Greer (co-executive director) and Miriam McKenney, missioner for Beloved Community for the Diocese of Southern Ohio. The weekend’s clergy chaplains are the Revs. Julia and Iva Joyce-Miesse (St. Luke’s, Granville and Trinity, Capitol Square, respectively), and the young adult leaders are Darien McCoy (St. Luke’s, Granville and St. Mark’s, Upper Arlington) and Julia Gwin (St. Luke’s, Granville).
We hope you leave empowered to be the author of your story!
This event is hosted and sponsored by the Canterbury Club of St. Luke’s, Granville and the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio.
April 10-12, 2026
5 pm Check-in on Friday
1:30 pm Departure on Sunday
Open to all college-aged young adults (even if you’re not enrolled in school!) Registration deadline is April 1.
REGISTER
Questions about this event?
Contact the Rev. Julia Joyce-Miesse, rector of St. Luke’s, Granville at revjulia@stlukesgranville.org.

The Rev. Bertice Berry, PhD. is an Episcopal deacon, sociologist, and award-winning author lecturer, named Comedian of The Year, Lecturer of the Year and Entertainer of the Year. She has published 11 best-selling books in both fiction and non-fiction, winning numerous awards and accolades for both her writing and presentations focused on a range of topics including race and gender issues, sociological studies, stratification, healthcare reform, humor, spirituality, sexuality, slavery and the abolitionist movement, weight loss and wellness, relationships, servant leadership, transformational leadership, diversity and love.
Berry has had her own nationally syndicated television show and has hosted, interviewed and made numerous television, documentary and radio appearances on a variety of diverse venues including The Tonight Show, Oprah Winfrey, Between The Lions, Crossfire, 20-20, NPR, PBS and Comedy Central and CNN. Berry has led parades, had classrooms named after her and has been awarded over 10 honorary doctorates. She earned her own doctoral degree from Kent State University at the age of 26 and still sees her most fulfilling achievement and role in life as that of mother to her five adopted children.
“If you ain’t dead, you ain’t done,” a character in one of Berry’s novels says.
Berry believes that every one of us has been given a unique purpose and it is our obligation to find it and use it to improve first our own self and then for those with whom we live and work.

Columbus-area LGBTQ+ Affinity Group gathering: Poetry Evening
2026-04-09 18:00 - 19:30 | Columbus Metropolitan Library—Franklinton Branch, 1061 W Town St, Columbus, 43222, United States
Join us for a lively exploration and discussion of the poetry collection 44 Poems on Being with Each Other (2025) by Pádraig Ó Tuama. Please feel free to bring a snack or beverage (non-alcoholic) to share.
Location: meeting room of the Columbus Metropolitan Library—Franklinton Branch (1061 W Town St, Columbus OH 43222)
About the Author: Pádraig Ó Tuama is an Irish poet, theologian, and conflict mediator who presents the podcast Poetry Unbound.
About the Text: With an observant eye, Pádraig Ó Tuama shares an enlightening meditation on each poem, revealing the ways we relate to each other, the world around us, and ourselves. Blending humor with insight, tension with tenderness, complexity with care, 44 Poems on Being with Each Other articulates the power of poetry itself. Through careful and incisive readings, it illuminates aspects of the human condition, particularly the ways we are inextricably linked to each other, and provides inspiration for grounded self-reflection. It is an anthology that will delight readers, just as Pádraig’s podcast has done for millions around the world.

Immersive Liturgical Spanish Course
2026-04-07 - 2026-04-17 | Anglican Diocese of Mexico Conference Center, La Otra Banda 40, Loreto, Mexico City, 01090, Mexico
Clergy and lay worship leaders will join our missioner for Latino ministries, the Rev. Gerardo Romo Garcia, for a ten-day immersion course to grow in skill and confidence in leading worship and proclaiming the Gospel in Spanish.
With colleagues in the Anglican Diocese of Mexico, participants will learn pronunciation, vocabulary, and practice leading the Daily Office and offering sacraments (according to the participants’ order of ministry).
Questions about this event?
Contact the Rev. Gerardo Romo Garcia, missioner for Latino ministries, at gromo@diosohio.org.

Order of Naucratius Hog Camp Retreat
2026-04-07 - 2026-04-12 | OH
MARCH 17 – 22 and/or April 7-12
CLINTON, LOUISIANA
The Order of Naucratius in Southern Ohio is a society within the Episcopal Church. Here in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio, the order makes its spiritual home at Procter Center.
Members of the Order of Naucratius commit to three rules of life: Prayer, Conservation, and Charity. We believe that hunting and fishing are sacred activities. We are grateful for God’s gifts, and we hope to use our skills and endeavors to help spread God’s Kingdom. Our main activity is to share portions of our harvests with those who are hungry.
This is the fifth year that we will gather in Clinton, Louisiana, for a wild hog hunt retreat. Participants from chapters in Oklahoma, Western Missouri, Michigan, and DSO will join with friends from around the US. This hog hunt contributes to the care of creation by reducing feral hog populations and preventing damage to farmland and local water sources. A portion of the protein harvested from this hunt will be donated to food pantries local to the participants, helping to feed those in need.
2026 Details
In addition to hunting, this hunt retreat will include times of worship, prayer, and fellowship. Our final gathering is Church on Sunday morning.

Accommodations range from a bunkhouse, a rustic shelter with cots, campsites, and barn lofts.
There are both indoor and outdoor bathroom facilities open to all.
Meals are provided as part of the cost and communal at lunch time, where prayer, hunting assignments, and any updates are shared.
Camp coordinator: John White
Camp chaplain: the Rev. Christian Baron
Hospitality coordinators: the Rev. Collin Larimore, Jerusalem and Nathan Greer
Hunt coordinators: the Rev. Sarah Smith and Corey Jerome
Cost of registration is $500 and includes lodging and meals.
Participants are responsible for licenses. A non-resident 5 day license is $65.
Travel is the responsibility of each participant.

Contact John White with any questions. jwhite@diosohio.org
REGISTER HERE

Easter Monday
2026-04-06 | OH

Bishop White: Easter Sunday
2026-04-05 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
Bishop White visits Christ Church Cathedral Easter Sunday

Bishop White: Easter Vigil
2026-04-04 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
Bishop White visits Christ Church Cathedral for Easter Vigil.

Stations of the Cross Dinner and Discussion at St. Philip, Columbus
2026-04-03 19:00 - 20:30, 2026-03-27 19:00 - 20:30 | St Philip Columbus, 166 Woodland Ave, Columbus, OH, 43203-1774
You are warmly invited to join the St. Philip Widows Mite each Friday during Lent, beginning February 27 at 7 p.m.
Each week, we will journey together through a different set of the Stations of the Cross, walking with Jesus in prayer and reflection. Following the Stations, we will gather for dinner and share in meaningful discussion about how the experience touched our hearts and deepened our faith. Come for prayer, fellowship, and community as we grow together this Lenten season. All are welcome!

Good Trouble Friday: Stations of Love & Justice
2026-04-03 12:00 - 15:00 | Ohio Statehouse, 1 Capitol Square, Columbus, 43215, United States
Meet at Trinity Episcopal on Capitol Square | 125 E. Broad St Columbus, OH
An ecumenical Stations of the Cross procession around the Ohio Statehouse. Join with leaders from across Christian denominations as we remember those who suffer in our day, and sing and pray for justice, peace and the dignity of every human being. We will gather at the front steps of Trinity before processing around the Statehouse and returning to pray our closing station again on the steps of Trinity. Rain or shine.

Good Friday
2026-04-03 | OH

Bishop White: Good Friday
2026-04-03 | OH
Bishop White visits St. Paul’s, Oakwood, for 12 noon Good Friday service

Bishop White: Maundy Thursday
2026-04-02 | St Simon of Cyrene Cincinnati, 810 Matthews Dr, Cincinnati, OH, 45215-1837
Bishop White visits St. Simon of Cyrene, Lincoln Heights, for Maundy Thursday

Lenten Book Study: Good Inside
2026-04-01 19:00 - 20:00, 2026-03-25 19:00 - 20:00 | OH
Buy your copy on Bookshop.org and support local booksellers.
This virtual Lenten book study is for parents and caregivers at all ages and stages. Together we’ll be reading Good Inside by child psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy, placing her ideas alongside our Baptismal Covenant.
We’ll explore what it means to raise children who are already loved, worthy, and held by God. We’ll also reflect on how a compassionate, relationship-centered approach to parenting resonates with our baptismal promises: to seek Christ in all people, to respect the dignity of every human being, and to grow together in love.
Through honest conversation and practical reflection, parents and caregivers will be supported in translating these shared values into everyday family life. We’ll also learn more about giving ourselves grace when we miss the mark with our kids!
No theology background required—just curiosity, openness, and a desire to learn. Groups may choose to join the Zoom meeting from a common location, or participate individually from home.
This book study gathers on Wednesday evenings from 7-8 pm from February 25 to April 1 and takes place on Zoom. All are welcome. This study is especially geared toward parents and caregivers.
REGISTER HERE
Questions about this event?
Email Rev. Olivia Hamilton, missioner for lifelong formation, at ohamilton@diosohio.org.

Dismantling Racism training
2026-03-31 13:00 - 15:00 | OH
Receive the canonically required anti-racism certification by completing this course via Zoom with Miriam McKenney, Missioner for Beloved Community, and co-leaders. Miriam uses picture books in this training to discover, explore, discuss, and share stories. We’ll explore topics you may not have learned about in your formal education but are crucial to our understanding as we work to repair, heal, and see God in each other.
Lunch or snacks are welcome. We will share stories, scripture, and solutions to dismantle racism in our corner of God’s creation.
Attend all sessions for certification. You can make up a session in the future if you miss one.
Register for this training here.
Email Miriam McKenney to learn more.
If this training is full, sign up for the waiting list here. Or check here for a list of 2026 trainings.

Music Live at Lunch at Christ Church Cathedral
2026-03-31 12:10 - 13:00 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
Music Live at Lunch, Christ Church Cathedral’s weekly concert series, will feature the performers listed below in March. These free concerts are presented on Tuesdays at 12:10 p.m. Patrons are welcome to bring their own lunches.
For more information, visit cincinnaticathedral.com or call 513-621-1817.
MARCH SCHEDULE
March 3: James Loughery (jazz piano)
March 10: Laney and the Tramps
March 17: Boutique
March 24: Heri et Hodie (women’s vocal ensemble)
March 31: Jimmy Leach Trio

Chrism Mass and Renewal of Ordination Vows
2026-03-31 11:00 - 14:00 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
Bishop White invites the clergy of the Diocese of Southern Ohio to gather together on the Tuesday of Holy Week for our annual Eucharist, renewing ordination vows together and blessing the chrism oil used throughout the diocese in the next year.
The Chrism Mass highlights the ministry we share together; a bishop’s ministry is extended symbolically by the chrism oil that will be used in baptism in each faith community of our diocese over the next year. In praying together the renewal of our vows, we’re reminded of the commitments made to God and God’s Beloved Community at the time of ordination.
Clergy are invited to vest for the service wearing choir dress (black cassock and white surplice) with white stoles. A group photo will be taken afterward.
10:00 am Optional fellowship time
11:00 am Mass and anointing
12:30 pm Lunch
Registration deadline is March 17. REGISTER HERE

Holy Monday Online Worship
2026-03-30 19:30 - 20:30 | OH
Responding to the Presiding Bishop’s call for public worship on the Monday of Holy Week, the Rt. Rev. Anne B. Jolly, Bishop of the Diocese of Ohio, and the Rt. Rev. Kristin Uffelman White, Bishop of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, ask Episcopalians across Ohio to join in two collaborative prayer gatherings.
At 12:15 pm, the bishops will host a Service of Prayer & Public Witness in the rotunda at the Ohio Statehouse. See the full invitation here.
At 7:30 pm, Bishops Jolly and White will host a collaborative online service on Zoom, giving people across Ohio another opportunity to gather in prayer. With readings and music offered by participants from both dioceses, we will witness to our conviction that Christians must come together across our unholy divisions.
Everyone is invited to join one or both of these shared services.
Click here to join the 7:30 pm Zoom
Questions about this event?
Contact Canon Katie Forsyth, canon for communications, at kforsyth@diosohio.org.

Holy Monday Service of Prayer & Public Witness
2026-03-30 12:15 - 13:00 | Ohio Statehouse, 1 Capitol Square, Columbus, 43215, United States
Responding to the Presiding Bishop’s call for public worship on the Monday of Holy Week, Bishop White invites the Dioceses of Ohio and Southern Ohio to a service of prayer and public witness inside the rotunda at the Ohio Statehouse.
Holy Week draws Christians into the story of Jesus’ final days—days marked by courage, confrontation with injustice, and a steadfast commitment to love in the face of fear and violence. In this moment in our common life, many feel the weight of division, hostility, and rising extremism in public life. As people of faith, we gather not to deepen those divisions but to bear witness to another way.
Through prayer, song, and presence in the public square, we will offer a visible reminder that the Gospel calls Christians to stand for human dignity, mercy, and peace. In a time when fear and anger so often dominate the conversation, this is an opportunity for the church to proclaim that love guides the way.
Bishop White will officiate and Erika Mueller (Trinity, Capitol Square) will lead us in song.
Monday, March 30,12:15 pm
The Ohio Statehouse
In the Rotunda
1 Capitol Sq,
Columbus, OH 43215
RSVPs are not required.
Questions about this event?
Contact Sarah Beegle, executive assistant to Bishop White, at sbeegle@diosohio.org.

Women of the Passion: A Journey to the Cross
2026-03-29 19:00 - 20:00 | St James Westwood, 3207 Montana Ave, Cincinnati, OH, 45211-6697, US
St. James, Westwood, invites you to gather on Palm Sunday evening for a version of the Stations of the Cross told through the voices of women who surrounded Jesus. Childcare will be available for the service. The service will be live-streamed on the St. James Facebook page and YouTube channel.

Bishop White: Palm Sunday
2026-03-29 | Christ Church Cathedral Cincinnati, 318 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH, 45202-4202, US
Bishop White visits Christ Church Cathedral for Palm Sunday.

No King but the King of Kings: Palm Processions to No Kings Rallys
2026-03-28 15:00 - 18:00, 2026-03-28 12:00 - 15:00 | OH
As Christians who observe Palm Sunday, we recognize the difference between earthly kingdoms (good or bad) and the Kingdom of Heaven, whose ruler is our Triune God. When we call out “Hosanna” we are calling out to God, “Lord Save Us!!” The root of this word, “Hosanna,” is the same word that gives us the Name of Jesus, the one who saves. And so, on this day of palms, we see that God answers our cries by sending us the divine Word incarnate, Jesus Christ, who alone can save us from ourselves and the time of trial.
It is part of our liturgical tradition to march in the public square on Palm Sunday to call attention to the Kingship of our Savior. All are invited to join into a demonstration of Christian Love a day early. Gather one hour prior to the rally for prayer and organizing. In Cincinnati, meet at Christ Church Cathedral at noon (rally 1-3 pm) and in Columbus, meet at Trinity on Capitol Square at 3 pm (rally 4 to 6 pm). Bring palms, processional crosses, thuribles, acolyte torches, robes/vestments, banners, signs, a Sharpie marker, telephone, weather appropriate clothing, good shoes and a water bottle. The liturgical color is red.
For more information, contact the Rev. Chris Slane at rev.cslane@icloud.com.

LGBTQ+ Summit/Retreat
2026-03-27 - 2026-03-28 | Procter Center, 11235 St. Rt. 38 SE, London, OH, 43140, United States
In a world that often expects our silence or our sorrow, LGBTQ+ Episcopalians and their allies are invited to gather for our second annual diocesan LGBTQ+ retreat, a weekend of Defiant Queer Joy.
Exploring our theme, Unbounded and Radiant: Defiant Joy for the Queer Follower of Christ, we will examine and reclaim a truth as old as the empty tomb: that our very existence is a living testimony to the Paschal Mystery. This retreat offers a celebration of the unique ways the LGBTQ+ community mirrors the movement from the shadows of the cross to the brilliance of new life.
The Rev. Julia Joyce-Miesse, rector serving St. Luke’s, Granville, will serve as our chaplain for the weekend with music led by Anny Stevens-Gleason, minister for congregational development at Church of the Redeemer, Hyde Park and member of the diocesan liturgical commission. Our time together will culminate in a celebratory Eucharist, Bishop Kristin White celebrating.
Together, we’ll create a sacred space for fellowship and teaching, rest and play, and further form connection with one another as fertile ground from which a revolutionary hope springs forth. Join us as we embody the truth that our joy is not just a feeling—it is a sacred, defiant act of faith that invites the whole world into a deeper understanding of God’s transformative love.
March 27-28, 2026
Friday
4 pm Check-in opens
6 pm Dinner
Saturday
3:30 pm Closing Eucharist with Bishop White
5 pm Departure
Cost
$50/person for commuters
$75/person for a double (shared) room
$125/person for a single room
Scholarship assistance is available.
We hope to include everyone that wants to join us for the LGBTQ+ retreat. If you are able, we encourage room sharing to maximize our capacity for folks to attend. Registration deadline is March 21, or until capacity is reached.
REGISTER HERE
Questions about this event?
Contact Canon Julie Murray, canon for community engagement, at jmurray@diosohio.org

Lenten Soul Collage for Women at St. James, Westwood
2026-03-24 18:30 - 20:30 | St James Westwood, 3207 Montana Ave, Cincinnati, OH, 45211-6697, US
St. James, Westwood, invites you to join Jen Straw of Serene Being for a 2-hour Lenten Soul Collage workshop with a reflection on the life and love of Mary Magdalene. A donation of $25-$30 is encouraged and includes 3 cards/sleeves plus all imagery and supplies. Call the church office at (513) 661-1154 to register or email admin@stjamescincy.org.
