The Saint Paul’s Institute at Saint Paul’s Cathedral in London has launched an intriguing new web site that “seeks to foster an informed Christian response to the most urgent ethical and spiritual issues of our times: financial integrity, economic theory, and the meaning of the common good.”
‘We thought this was the perfect summer program for families to do together and we’re really proud to have people of all ages participating in this event,’ said Event Coordinator Ken Keeton.
A tip of the hat to George Conger for alerting the world that the Anglican Consultative Council’s articles of incorporation are now online. Anyone willing
Mainline denominations, historically and culturally self-conscious about evangelism, are further challenged to proclaim the good news in today’s religiously pluralistic nation and world. What then is the role of evangelism with young adults today? What are some of the ways that the Christian church can better respond to the spiritual questions of young adults in a religiously pluralistic age?
Similar to those tired and stressed soldiers, we too are tired of it all. So, “Why are we doing this?” I believe we are doing this for two very important reasons: We are upholding the principle of the integrity of the Episcopal Church, and we are opposing a big lie.
On one of the banks of the river was the abode of a society of holy women under the spiritual guidance of Emmeline, the mother, and Macrina, the sister, of Gregory. Basil had returned from his journeying in the monastic regions of Egypt and the East, had brought back the best hints he had gathered, and applied them with his excellent judgment.