Episcopal Relief and Development is in touch with its partners in the Philippines in the wake of Super Typhoon Haiyan. Here is the most recent
Bishop Nick Knisely wonders what will become of work–and our human need to be creative and productive– in a world where more and more stuff is made by fewer and fewer people.
Marriage equality is almost certainly coming to Hawaii. Zack Ford of Think Progress explains: The Hawaii House has granted marriage equality its third and final
Dr Agnes Abuom, from the Anglican Church of Kenya, has been elected as the first woman and the first African to serve as the moderator of the highest World Council of Churches governing body.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby preached at the most recent gathering of the Churches of the Porvoo Communion.
by Linda Ryan One of my boys went walkabout for a bit this morning. I had held the door open for just a few seconds
Colin Woodward, writing in Tufts Magazine, says that there’s never been “an America,” but rather eleven Americas—each a distinct nation–each viewing violence, as well as everything else, in its own way.
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard a case about prayer at public governmental meetings. The Greece, N.Y. case, the first major church-state dispute to go before the Supreme Court in nearly a decade, could be a vehicle to test the current justices’ views on whether practices seen as an official “endorsement” of a religion can give rise to a valid legal claim.
Richard Burridge, Dean of King’s College London and author of the acclaimed “What Are the Gospels?” Pope Francis awarded him the prize on October 26 in Rome.