Maryland Church News

Distributed free of charge via U.S. Mail to all households in the Diocese (current circulation is 23,000). To subscribe send us an email indicating your name, address and parish.

This publication is considered the Journal of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland. Published quarterly, MCN is a resource for Episcopalians throughout the diocese with messages from the bishops on current events and mission-specific issues, diocesan and parish news, features, information and events. It is a vital tool that mirrors where we are as a church and how we witness to our community, and provides an in-depth analysis of our mission.

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