Prediction: UConn v Duke
My NCAA brackets didn’t work out so well–George Mason, who knew?–so I have some sympathy with the many reporters who predicted–on not much evidence–that the
My NCAA brackets didn’t work out so well–George Mason, who knew?–so I have some sympathy with the many reporters who predicted–on not much evidence–that the
If you are a writer and a Christian, it is difficult to tell whether your appreciation of the Passion is colored by your sense of
This just out from Episcopal News Service. To read the whole report, go here. To read just the resolutions recommended in the report, go here.
This much discussed report, the subject of countless rumors, will probably be online somewhere soon, and I will provide a link. In the meantime, click
Have a look at this story in The Washington Post. It begins: “The National Geographic Society today released the first modern translation of the ancient
Today I happen to be reading from the New Revised Stardard Version published by the American Bible Society. The sub-heads in chapter 13 convey the
The globetrotting archbishop of Nigeria was recently in Texas. You can read about his meeting with Bishop Jack Iker of Forth Worth here. Bishop Iker’s
Earlier in our discussion about the Gospel of Mark, I mentioned that the passages about the feeding miracles had occasioned some of the best sermons
The Rev. Susan Russell has an excellent analysis of how the Anglican spin cycle works on her blog. A snippet: I think we’ve all had
From Episcopal News Service [ENS] On April 10th, the Mall in Washington, DC will be the scene of a major rally urging the Senate to