…radically reimagining diocesan convention could give us the best of belonging to both a small and large church; diocesan convention, instead of being an annual burden, might become one of the high points of the ecclesial year. Laity and clergy might even clamor for convention to meet more than once a year!
Wednesday, October 30, 2013 — Week of Proper 25, Year One [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including
Founding ACNA Bishop John-David Scholfield has died.
Funding for the federal food stamps will shrink by $5 billion this week, and the pain may not stop there, says the Wonk Blog at
Bishop Lawrence Provenzano of the Diocese of Long Island opposes a ballot initiative that would legalize gambling in New York. He writes:
The opinion editors at The New York Times found this piece valuable. I am not entirely sure that I agree, but you tell me. From
Let’s help CNN correct and improve its Episcopal Church Fast Facts. What would you change about the timeline CNN lays out? It includes:
Renee K. Gadoua of Religion News Service reports: The United Methodist Church’s highest court issued three rulings this weekend that do not change church policy
Author of Diarmaid MacCulloch, answers the question of why Christians in the West do not seem to care about Christians in the Middle East: