Bishop Bruce MacPherson’s presentation to the Primates in Tanzania is now available at Stand Firm. As Simon Sarmiento, Mark Harris and Progressive Episcopalians of Pittsburgh
Bishop Thomas Ely writes of the Primates’ recommendations: In my judgment, these requests invite the House of Bishops to declare that, for the sake of
No, not Gene Robinson. The Anglican Communion News Service provides this profoundly peculiar statement from Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Archbishop Bernard Malango
From ENS: The Episcopal Church is one of nearly 50 religious groups sponsoring this year’s Ecumenical Advocacy Days March 9–12 in Washington, D.C. The theme
Podcasts for Lent. Check it out. This page on what Episcopalians believe, from the campus minister at Georgia Southern University, is also worth a look.
I have been unable to make much sense of the Church of England’s recent debate on homosexuality at its General Synod. According to the Telegraph’s
Mark Harris reports on the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church’s discussion of Nigerian legislation that would legalized human rights violations. There is no word
The Rev. Michael W. Hopkins reflects here on a conversation that he and the Rev. Susan Russell had with Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori in
Diana Butler Bass spoke at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco on Sunday. The talk built, to some extent, on her presentation at our diocesan convention
The Rev. Tobias Haller, whom regular readers will remember has been nominated (by me) to become the next Bishop of Nevada, has continued his thoughtful