The Archive
Year: 2015
Speaking to the Soul: No room for demons
Mark 1: 21-28 In the gospels of the past three weeks after Epiphany, Jesus has been starting his public life. Our reflections have been on
BBC4 explains the free will defence with animations and cartoons
As part of their series, A History of Ideas, BBC4 presents a short (2 minute) video titled “The Free Will Defence: A Good God vs
Center for American Progress names 15 faith leaders to watch in 2015
Photo of ExodusFoundation event, © 2008 Tiona Fuller Photography The Center for American Progress has released a list of 15 progressive religious leaders they predict will
The Rt Revd Libby Lane consecrated at York Minster
The Church of England and several news agencies report that Bishop Lane was consecrated before a congregation of nearly 2000, with more than 100 bishops in
Guardian op-ed on consecration of the Rev Libby Lane
The Guardian writes a strong op-ed in support of the Rev Libby Lane, describing her consecration today as an indicator of a more progressive Church of England. They are less decisive about the upcoming consecration of Rev Philip North, describing him as a highly qualified Bishop but criticizing his opposition to women Bishops.
Speaking to the Soul: I Want to Know
Conversion of St. Paul (transferred) [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including today’s scripture readings.] Today’s Readings for the Daily
from Harvard to homeless, one person’s story
Check out this podcast from Church of our Savior in Mill Valley, CA Kai Charles Forest offers a firsthand account of facing the reality of
Virginia Seminary can create Missions of the Seminary
The Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia, on January 24th, adopted a change to its Canons that permits Virginia Seminary to create Missions of
Retired police chief turned priest works to heal rifts in society
“In order to restore trust between police and the communities they serve, our nation’s police must collectively apologize. It is what we need today to begin to heal the relationships between blacks and police.”