Year: 2011

Occupy, Trinity and the meaning of “private property”

[N]o Christian church is – on the very terms of its theological existence – permitted to fall back on the mere invocation of “private property” without also a theological conversation about the spiritual significance of what that concept means and how it is being used.

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Advent Greetings

The Episcopal Church has been running videos with Advent greetings and “Welcome to the Episcopal Church” messages this month.

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Listening

Intuitive openness and acceptance of the Spirit’s yearning for us is an ancient path for God’s creative activity.

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Episcopalians and the “new evangelicals”

Last weekend my wife and I attended a young adult Bible study at our new church. We recently moved back to Boston from New York City and, for the first time in all of our moves (and there have been plenty) we found a church on our first try. There was no church shopping or denomination hopping. We went straight for the nearest Episcopal church, St. James’ Church in Cambridge.

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Giles Fraser looks back without anger

He resigned because “I couldn’t survive at this place if we went along with an injunction to kick the protesters out”. What he said at the time was that he did not want to see “Dale Farm on the steps of St Paul’s”.

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