For many people perhaps, the road network isn’t an obvious place to elicit theological reflection (some prayers and curses maybe) but blogger Eric Jacobsen thinks that it is and that we should be more aware of the spiritual costs and benefits of how we get around
From time to time we will publish letters from our readers responding to articles posted at the Cafe. In today’s letter Gary Commins and Newland Smith argue that the Episcopal Church should join the Israeli divestment campaign.
Ministry fatigue setting in? Today’s Scriptures have a one-verse pep talk for us.
On the heels of a group of bishops from around the Anglican Communion supporting fossil fuel divestment, the Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, the Missioner for
At the General Theological Seminary, bishops serving on the GTS Board of Trustees have written a letter to the House of Bishops of the Episcopal
Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori recently spoke on the topic, “Women bishops: what difference does it make?” at the Westminster Faith Debates: Women can bring
“Abide in me.” What an invitation! In the abundant, generous, all-seeing soul of Jesus there is space, ample room, and each of us can occupy a permanent place there. That is where we belong.
Nebraska’s lawmakers have made it clear to Governor Pete Ricketts: The death penalty is abolished. In a 30-19 vote (30 was needed for the overturn), Ricketts’
Americans are moving left on the liberal/conservative spectrum when it comes to moral questions, by sizable growth in percentage points between 2001 and 2015, according
The effects of French laws passed in 2004 and 2011 banning veils worn by Muslim women, as well as other public dress expressing religious views,