Everyone was tempted to look for strong leaders in times of turmoil, he said. “We are seeing powerful figures rise who claim to be the ones to make their nation great again. Trump that if you want,” he joked.
Bishop John Chapman, of the diocese of Ottawa, expressed frustration over what he said was an attempt on the part of some bishops to “blackmail” other bishops into choosing between the unity of the church and the dictates of their consciences. “A couple [of bishops] made it pretty clear that if this motion were to pass, they would seriously question their membership in the Anglican Church of Canada.” – Anglican Journal
This week’s review is of the haunting (and award winning) look at the Holocaust, “Son of Saul”
Seamus Carey, president of Transylvania University, reflects on what happens when a mission-driven organization forgets about mission.
Today we celebrate the loving ministry of Moses’s big sister. How might we experience God’s loving attention through such people who never abandon us?