Presiding Bishop’s statement on refugees
September 15, 2015
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“The churchwide ministry of Episcopalians has included refugee resettlement since the refugee crisis of World War II. “
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Year: 2015
Speaking to the Soul: The Pecking Order
September 15, 2015
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Has our competitive peripheral vision made us blind to Christ’s clear message of love right before our eyes?
Washington Post analyses criticism that #BlackLivesMatter endangers police
September 14, 2015
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The growing #BlackLivesMatter movement has resonated with a number of religious leaders, and critics have objected, claiming that the movement has endangered the lives of police,
Kentucky clerk won’t prevent deputies from issuing licenses
September 14, 2015
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After being released from jail, the county clerk in Kentucky who was jailed for contempt of court for her refusal to issue marriage licenses following
Kierkegaard quoted on The Late Show
September 14, 2015
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Writing on Patheos, theologian Kyle Roberts shares his joy in seeing Vice President Biden quote Kierkegaard for Stephen Colbert on The Late Show. Roberts gives context to
Speaking to the Soul: Between one world and the next
September 14, 2015
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Between one world and the next holding on, praying, hoping Fighting for this world and the next unrest, willful, our own way Then pleas of
Finding God in New Orleans
September 13, 2015
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In the magazine this month we’re exploring forgiveness. In this piece, Tommy Dillon recounts the power of community as God’s vehicle of grace in the aftermath of Katrina.
The Episcopal Bishop of NY joins chorus of ecclesiastical voices calling parishes to give refuge to Syrian refugees
September 12, 2015
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The Rt Revd Andrew M. L. Dietsche, bishop diocesan of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, has added his voice to the call for churches
Speaking to the Soul: Let yourself be found
September 12, 2015
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… on your way to worship this morning, look for wisdom when you stop for gas, or coffee. See if you can find her in the restaurant or grocery store on the way home. Maybe she is in the market around the corner. She’s looking for you. Let yourself be found.
Last surviving 9/11 search & rescue service dog honored for her Sweet 16
September 12, 2015
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Bretagne (pronounced like Brittany) is a search & rescue dog for Texas Taskforce 1. TX-TF1 was officially admitted to the US FEMA Urban Search & Rescue System as a full non-probationary member in JUN 2001. System member units respond on a rotating basis to natural disasters and incidents of national significance. TX-TF1 responded to NYC during the aftermath of the attack on 9/11. Bretagne and her handler Denise Corliss responded to the call to help. This was their first deployment to a disaster.
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