Time Magazine reports on a world-wide conference held in Mardid this past week on the subject of the future of Civilization. This is the first
At Virginia Theological Seminary it is now possible for any black full or part-time Episcopalian student to receive a full tuition scholarship. This has been made possible in part by using funds given over nearly 150 years to support the education of black men for the priesthood.
It is clear from the Presiding Bishop’s letter and the Canon that the discussion and vote on deposition of Bishop Duncan will be at the next meeting of the House of Bishops following the 60 days from the receipt of the letter by Bishop Duncan unless he provides evidence contrary to that which is in the Title IV committee’s findings.
Bonnie Anderson, the President of the House of Deputies (of the General Convention) will be visiting the Diocese of Albany over the weekend. While invited by Albany Via Media, this visit includes participation by the diocesan bishop (Bill Love), which is unusual for these sorts of visits previously.
Amidst fears of renewed violence in Kenya this weekend, the Anglican Church there has appealed that all parties seek to avoid any action that would
Most of us are untrained for emergencies. Lacking experience, we’re unfamiliar and uncomfortable with tragedy – not others, not our own. It’s awkward when tragedy strikes a friend. We’re not sure how to be present. We keep our distance. We look on from a safe place. We read the paper: “Whew. What a relief this happened to someone else.”
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From apostolic times, Jesus has been spoken of, and proclaimed, as the Christ, the anointed One. While such usage is common in the earliest Christian preaching, it is not common in the Gospel accounts, although Peter proclaims Jesus as the Christ at Caesarea Philippi (Mark 8.29; Matt. 16.16; Luke 9.20).