Women’s History Month is celebrated every year in March, and it became an official month‑long celebration in 1987. Before that, only one week in March was used to honor women’s achievements, but Congress decided that one week was not enough time to recognize the many important contributions women have made throughout history. This month helps students and communities learn about the women who shaped our world, stood up for what was right, and continue to make a difference today. It is a time...

To every Minister of every rank and file, every Deacon and Deaconess, every State and Local Official, and to our beloved Family and Friends of the North Carolina Diocese, both here in our great state and across the globe, we pause on this final Sunday of February to celebrate you. This is a time set aside during Black History Month to honor those who came before us, reflect upon those who stand among us, and pray for those who will rise to lead in generations yet to come. (Hebrews 12:1)...

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