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In a recent incident, the pastor called as back-up was able to defuse tensions with prayer and an understanding of both sides of the caution tape.

In a recent incident, the pastor called as back-up was able to defuse tensions with prayer and an understanding of both sides of the caution tape.

Rev. N. Humphrey writes, “I hope people are inspired by it to realize that Jesus’ crucifixion is not merely an event that happened over 2000 years ago, but breaks into the here and now. Jesus’ blood poured out for us empowers us to share his life giving presence with the world around us.”

Evil has met its match. God’s unconquerable love is revealed in the astounding identity of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Savior of the World.

Brain scans from Dr. Andrew Newberg’s research Huffington Post’s series, Deep Dive, explores connections between faith, spirituality, and mind-altering substances. The second video in the series, hosted by

Eliel Cruz at Religion News Service profiles seven trans Christian voices. Do you have other videos, books, or resources by trans Christians that you’d recommend?

Adrian Chiles, a British Catholic, undertook an unusual Lenten discipline: he vowed to attend church every day for 46 days, and never the same church twice. What he planned to be a struggle surprised him as a positive, uplifting experience instead.

Are authority and leadership from women welcome in The Episcopal Church?

Gabriel García Román is a Mexican-American artist whose newest series features people of color, and at different points on the gender and queer spectrum, in the portrait style of classic Christian icons.
Every day seems to bring us some new presidential candidate’s vision. Let’s fill our hearts with the hopes for just leaders expressed in Psalm 72.

The CoE has set aside some church buildings no longer used for worship as “champing sites,” places to camp in old churches.