The Diocese of Virginia holds its Annual Council (its name for Annual Convention) beginning tomorrow. Traditionally one or more pre-council meetings are held at locations
On January 26, the Reverend Libby Lane will be consecrated Suffragan Bishop of Stockport at York Minster. On February 2, the Reverend Philip North will
News outlets including The New York Times and CNN reported that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 9-0 to allow a Muslim prisoner in Arkansas to
Week of Epiphany 2, Year One [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including today’s scripture readings.] Today’s Readings for
by George Clifford In college and seminary in the 1970s, I was taught that stasis was theologically superior to dynamism. For example, course content emphasized
If you are in the throes of church-shopping for your dream wedding, take a moment to consider whether that same sanctuary would work for your
The Presiding Bishop writes at the Berkley Center Forum on the “Episcopal example” of women in religious leadership. “Women have been leaders from the beginning,”
Following a visit to south-east Asia, the Pope has spoken about family planning and “ideological colonization” during wide-ranging remarks recorded on the plane home, according to
A pastor with his own storied past established and supports a village for the accommodation of convicted sex offenders re-entering society. The Guardian views the
Mark 1:14-20 Once again, the gospels after Epiphany are all about beginnings. Last week we saw John the Baptist meet Jesus and proclaim him