Links to related sites

• The Episcopal Church welcome page
  Link to the website of the Episcopal Church USA, our branch of the Anglican Communion.
• Episcopal Diocese of New York
  
• Link to the website of the Episcopal Diocese of New York.
• Holy Cross Monastery
  Homepage of the West Park "house" -- 15 minutes north of Christ Church-Marlboro.
• Episcopal News Service
  Top stories, recent news related to the Episcopal Church.
• Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City
  Our diocesan center, a house of prayer for all people.
• Ship of Fools
  The magazine of Christian unrest.
• Hollywood Jesus
  Pop culture from a spiritual point of view.
• The lectionary page
  The Episcopal Church's liturgical calendar online.
• The Five gospel parallels
  Compares Mark, Matthew, Luke, John, and Thomas.
• Calendar of the church year according to the Episcopal Church
• Listing of Iraq dead U.S. military personnel
  Names of the soldiers, Marines, airmen, sailors and Coast Guardsmen whose families have been notified of their deaths by each country's government, organized by month.
• Episcopal Relief and Development
  ERD provides emergency assistance in times of disaster; rebuilds devestated communities and offers long-term program development solutions to fight poverty.
• Mount Saint Alphonsus Retreat Center. The castle-like building is located on more than 400 acres overlooking the Hudson River and offers both the solitude of a retreat and the fellowship of group programs. (Watch out! The homepage starts up with plainsong!)
• The Episcopal Church welcomes you! comeandgrow.org

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