Episcopal Cafe 2012: Third quarter highlights
In the wake of General Convention, readers flocked to two items defending the Episcopal Church against critics in the mainstream media.
In the wake of General Convention, readers flocked to two items defending the Episcopal Church against critics in the mainstream media.
May brought the horrifying murders of the Rev. Dr. Mary-Marguerite Kohn and administrative assistant Brenda Brewington at St. Peter’s Church, Ellicott Mills in Ellicott City, Md. They were killed by Douglas Franklin Jones, a homeless man who often visited the church’s food pantry. Let us continue to remember the parish in our prayers.
January: The voluminous number of comments generated by Derek Olsen’s piece on the Non-negotiables. Derek said the Book of Common Prayer was non-negotiable. Commenter Josh
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We’ll be looking back at 2012 on Episcopal Cafe today, and to begin we’d like to ask you what were your favorite essays, items, meditations,
“We felt like Jesus didn’t hang out at the synagogue, he hung out at wells. Coffeehouses are postmodern wells. Let’s not wait for people to come to us, let’s go to them.”
The JH Weekly (Jackson, WY)St. John’s Episcopal Church, as their Newsmaker of the Year 2012 for forming
January 3-7 Episcopalians seeking ordination will be taking the The Rev. Canon Susan Russell offered some advice for preparation with only a few days left