Standing and staring like the cows is surely one of the most important things we can do. It creates an open space in which God can unfold in just the way she has always dreamed. This is the Christian’s real happiness, to provide a space for the unfolding, a platform for love, the body that allows eternity to move in the world.
The GAFCON Primates (Global Anglican Future Conference) met from 13 – 17 APR 2015 in London England. Attending were the primates of 6 provinces of
The motto of Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada is Open Doors, Open Hearts, Open Minds. As one outreach to the community in
The Anglican Archdeacon in the Gulf, the Ven Bill Schwartz, (The Episcopal Church in Jerusalem & The Middle East) reports that most all of the
Where I think the lesson is in what we do if we give in and what’s the outcome. Does it bring us closer to God or separate us further from God? That’s the real question we have to answer, and answer directly to God. God doesn’t require it, but is always ready and waiting to listen.
A passage discovered in an early manuscript of “A Wrinkle in Time” sheds light on the meaning of Camazotz and on the struggle inherent in the story.
The Rev. Alison Cheek and the Rev. Carter Heyward were part of an April 11 symposium at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Knoxville, Tennessee, sponsored by East Tennessee Episcopal Church Women.
The New York Times looks at the growing numbers of married couples in pastoral ministry in several traditions.
Christ Episcopal Church in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, has a new pastoral care ministry called “Paws With Christ” through which certified dog and owner teams visit local nursing homes and work with other community members.
What do you want to be when you grow up . . . and how can that question lead you into resurrection life?