A murder in Nigeria
This news item from the Mad Priest’s blog raises an important question for those of us who have been critical of the Church of Nigeria.
This news item from the Mad Priest’s blog raises an important question for those of us who have been critical of the Church of Nigeria.
The Rt. Rev. Henry Parsley has written to this diocese. He says in part: “It became clear to the bishops gathered at Camp Allen that
I forgot to mention that the new Episcopal News Service/ Episcopal Life Web site makes its debut today. Have a look.
The Guardian’s religion reporter has just posted this item to the paper’s blog. Meanwhile, Susan Russell is the “guest voice” at the Washington Post’s On
A column from The Daily Trust of Abuja. Note especially this passage: What amazes some of us is the audacity of deviants. The end times
Polity. Don’t use the word. Ever. It is tantamount to wearing a sign around your neck that says: “Vote for me. Not only am I
I don’t know whether it is fair to pose a challenge that I won’t be responding to myself, but here goes. Archbishop Rowan Williams clearly
C. B. raises a good point in the comment box a couple of items down blog: “The property issue clearly was a factor in the