The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta has created Keep/Watch: Suicide, Christ, and Community. This is a resource to equip people and congregations to practice community-based suicide prevention. This workbook is for anyone who wants to help keep their community safe from suicide. It’s theologically and experientially grounded and informed by peer-reviewed research and evidence-based outcomes. 

Keep/Watch is now available on Amazon and the diocesan website! Bulk orders with wholesale discounts can be made through the publisher. 

This high school retreat allows students to deepen their awareness of God while building community with their peers. Throughout the weekend, youth on Happening Team lead retreat attendees in camp activities, music, and an exploration of faith. Candidates (attendees) can register for Happening 77 here.

Our New Beginnings retreat is for middle school students (grades 6-8). The weekend allows middle schoolers to experience spiritual formation through games, talks, music, and and building their relationships with leaders and peers. Students and chaperones can register here by February 8, 2023.

This retreat is led by a Team of high school students, adults, and college students. All Team Members must attend Team Training on February 11 from 9a-1p at the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta.

This annual 5k walk/fun run benefits the Episcopal Community Foundation and the Atlanta Food Bank. Those who want to participate can sign up as individuals, or they can join or create their own team. Hunger Walk Run 2023 will take place at The Home Depot Backyard, adjacent to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Stay tuned for information about our youth-led Eucharist before the event.

High school graduates and their loved ones are invited to join Bishop Wright and EYCDIOATL to celebrate their accomplishment! Join us at the Cathedral of St. Philip for service and reception that will allow us to send off our seniors with a blessing.