Memories of Bishop Pike
July 24, 2007
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Twenty people share their memories of the inspirational and controversial bishop, The Rt. Rev. James Pike.
The Archive
Year: 2007
Open Door and Afternoon Tea
July 24, 2007
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Afternoon Tea by Kathie McCarthy (excerpt) Weary, I come into this small bit of earth and sit, cup of tea for companion, and sit. On
Asking the right question
July 24, 2007
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We need to define for our generation what we mean when we say we are Anglican. We need to incorporate as many perspectives and as many voices as possible in the process. We need, I believe, to hold off on defining too clearly autonomy or interdependence or mutual structures until we have made significant progress in that work.
A mirror of life
July 24, 2007
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If your heart be right, then every created thing will become for you a mirror of life and a book of holy teaching. For there is nothing created so small and mean that it does not reflect the goodness of God.
Bearing the Light
July 23, 2007
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Bearing the Light These illumined figures are part of my newest series, “Bearing Light”. They incorporate raw linen, which is distressed and then applied to
James Dobson rejects all of Harry Potter
July 23, 2007
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The Christian Post has news that Dr. James Dobson, of Focus on the Family has officially renounced Harry Potter and all the associated “Harry Potter products.”
‘More Cake, Vicar?’
July 23, 2007
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On the lighter side of the news that’s breaking today, an article about a novel way of fund-raising to support mission work in the developing world was published in Christianity Today.
Anglicanism and Globalization
July 23, 2007
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Christopher Sugden writing in the Evangelicals Now August 2007 edition has some thoughts on the effect that a rising tide of globalization will have on Anglicanism.
Archbishop Sentamu warns Anglican conservatives
July 23, 2007
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“Anglicanism has its roots through Canterbury,” the Archbishop of York said. “If you sever that link you are severing yourself from the Communion. There is no doubt about it.”
Mary Magdelene
July 23, 2007
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Having said all this, Mary became silent, for it was in silence that the Teacher spoke to her. Then Andrew began to speak, and said to his brothers: “Tell me, what do you think of these things she has been telling us? As for me, I do not believe that the Teacher would speak like this. These ideas are too different from those we have known.”
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