On this episode of Utah Epodcopalians, the Diocese of Utah's Craig Wirth sits down with The Rev. Michael Carney and Forrest Cuch from St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church (Whiterocks) to talk about their new book A Native Way of Giving. 

On July 4th 1867, Daniel S. Tuttle, the first Bishop of the Diocese of Utah arrived in Salt Lake City. A lot has happened with our church in the last 154 years, giving Craig Wirth and our Diocesan Historiographer, Kurt Cook, plenty to talk about! 

This week, Craig Wirth was joined by Karen Gleeson (Shine) and Ingrid VanZanten (Frets) to talk about what's happening at Camp Tuttle this summer! You don't want to miss this. 

On this episode of Epodcopalians, The Rev. Canon Mary June Nestler (Course Director at St. George’s College in Jerusalem) joins the diocese’s Craig Wirth for a conversation about Lent during this unconventional year.

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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect how we worship in 2021. We have also come to witness deep political unrest and violence across our nation, including last week in Washington, D.C.

On this episode of Epodcopalians, The Rev. Charles Robinson of St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Park City) joins the diocese’s Craig Wirth to discuss COVID-19, political unrest, and civic dialogue. 

Halloween didn’t just somehow start with costumes and trick-or-treat. It goes back to All Hallows Eve which is the evening before All Saint’s Day in the Christian calendar. Hallows is the term for Saints, so it is the eve of the saints. The Utah Epodcopalians traces the origins and the religious significance of All Hallows Eve and All Saints Day. Our special guest is The Rev. Trace Browning of All Saints Church, Salt Lake City.

Note: This episode is a re-run and was recorded last year for All Hallows Eve. 

Bishop Hayashi joins Craig Wirth to chat about the upcoming election and what we can do to handle election anxiety in healthy way.