From the Episcopal Public Policy Network: The unfolding humanitarian crisis among the Palestinian people is endangering the fragile hope that still remains for a two–state
One of our very own parishes, the Church of the Epiphany near Metro Center in downtown DC, is among the congregations featured in the Web
CNN aired a piece yesterday on reparative therapy. This purports to be a process through which gays and lesbians become ex-gays and ex-lesbians. Most psychiatrists
Dr. Jenny Te Paa, Principal of College of Saint John the Evangelist, Auckland, New Zealand (in the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia)
Lionel Deimel of Progressive Episcopalians of Pittsburgh has written an extremely thoughtful analysis of the 11 resolutions formulated by the Special Commission on the Episcopal
The Rt. Rev. N. T. “Tom” Wright, biblical scholar, Bishop of Durham, and member of the commission that wrote the Windsor Report visited Washington recently
The 11 diocesan bishops and assorted other bishops of the Anglican Communion Network have released a statement in which they reaffirm their rejection of the
I am a garden-variety lefty on many political issues, but I am not so sure that I agree with what former secretary of state Madeline
There’s no sense in having a blog if you can’t call attention to your friends when they’ve done something wonderful. At this Web site you
The Rev. Tobias S. Haller preached this sermon not long ago. It includes the following nugget, and is definitely worth your attention if you are