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The Utah Epodcopalians Podcast: Host Craig Wirth Announces His Retirement After 17 Years as Communications Director
In this episode of The Utah Epodcopalians Podcast, Craig Wirth, Communications Director for the Episcopal Diocese of Utah, reflects on his 17-year tenure ahead of retirement in 2024. Joined by David Skorut, Craig shares stories of church communications evolution, from print newsletters to livestreamed services, especially during the pandemic. He emphasizes video storytelling’s impact on ministries, including feeding programs and Medicaid expansion. Finally listen to Craig discuss his capstone documentary work on Native American reconciliation. He looks forward to continuing these projects in his retirement from the Diocese of Utah, including a film on Indigenous boarding school histories, and will continue presenting Wirth Watching pieces for ABC4, and teaching at the University of Utah.
Diocese of Utah Hires Missioner for Congregational Vitality
Bishop Phyllis Spiegel is pleased to announce the calling of The Rev. Daniela (Dani) Lee to serve in the new staff position of Missioner for Congregational Vitality. The bishop presented the vision for this position, which arises out of the Diocesan Vitality work, to both the Diocesan Council and Standing Committee; both governing boards offered enthusiastic support for the creation of this position. The Rev. Lee currently serves as the part-time vicar of St. Mary’s, Provo. working from home on Mondays and in the Diocesan Office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9AM to 2PM.
Past Events
Rooted in Jesus Brings Together Congregations & Community for Music and Worship
Sept. 21, 2024
On July 16th, in downtown Salt Lake City, The Episcopal Diocese of Utah was honored to premiere our documentary production Tuniyay to a full-house audience at the Salt Lake Library Auditorium. The packed theater was filled with Ute members and Ute Elders, members of other various tribes, community members, and fellow Episcopalians.
Extended Tuniyay Film Premieres at Ft. Duchesne Community Center
Sept 9th, 2024
On June 15th, over 120 people gathered at the Episcopal Retreat & Conference Center in Salt Lake City to honor the career of Canon Chancellor Steve Hutchinson. Many shared heartfelt stories of Hutchinson’s impactful contributions and unwavering commitment to the community. He embarks on his well-deserved retirement, filled with travel and family time. Read more about his legacy and the future of his role, which will be assumed by Branden Burningham, Esq.
St. Stephen’s/San Esteban Welcomes New Vicar: The Rev. Gill De Avezedo
Aug 30th, 2024
Bishop Phyllis Spiegel and the Bishop’s Committee of St. Stephen’s/San Esteban are delighted to announce the appointment of their new vicar, The Rev. Gill De Azevedo. The Rev. De Azevedo, a devoted and longtime Episcopalian and former Utah resident…
Intergenerational Ministry Gathers All For Crafts & Food at Camp Tuttle
Aug 28th, 2024
Intergenerational ministry events are gaining popularity. The newly formed Intergenerational ministry of the diocese has taken advantage of the treasured Camp Tuttle mountain setting these beautiful days of late summer. While the late July gathering featured time outside in the woods, the last meeting took place inside the camp’s historic lodge building in Big Cottonwood Canyon near Brighton…
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Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle formally started the Episcopal Church in Utah with his arrival in Salt Lake City on July 2, 1867. The Church became known for its social justice ministry with the creation of Utah’s first school system for children of all religions. Bishop Tuttle also started St. Mark’s Hospital to serve the thousands of miners who had no other health care options. He tirelessly traveled by stage and horseback to establish churches from Montana to Arizona.
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