From time to time we will publish letters from our readers responding to articles posted at the Cafe. In today’s letter George Clifford responds to our stories on the upcoming election of a Presiding Bishop and wonders if we shouldn’t reframe for whom the PB is elected.
True liberation of gender’s vast spectrum should ask more of us than that we simply exchange one uncomfortable, oppressive identity for another.”
The Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil is celebrating 125 years of mission this year. Episcopal News Service has the report. “Following autonomy, though the Episcopal
Episcopal clergy and Catholic clergy tend to be on opposite sides of the Democratic-Republican divide.
Feast day of John XXIII -elected to be a “stop-gap” pope who would reign for a short, uneventful time, he surprised everyone by convening the Second Vatican Council, an assemblage out of which came breath-taking new understandings, not only for the Catholic church but for all of us.
Vacation Bible School, youth retreat and summer camp season is upon us – the season of T-shirts – and Relevant Magazine has a round-up of
In Aberdeen, Washington, many homeless have been living along the Chehalis Riverfront, but they’ve finally been given a deadline to vacate and are looking for
How many omens and secret signs of the apocalypse will we see today? Our Scriptures advise us to ignore them.
The year 2015 marks the end of the Millennium Development Goals’ (MDG) monitoring period, and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations released
Yesterday’s media was full of the Supreme Court decision that Abercrombie & Fitch, the clothing retailer, discriminated against a Muslim woman who attended an interview