During a match at the beginning of June, three players of the Bali United soccer team took a moment to pray, each according to their traditions.
Archbishop of Canterbury: “The freedom to worship without fear is a right we cherish as a nation and was won at great human cost over many years.”
“The model that we’ve been working with of parish churches, each of which has at least one sort of full-time priest and a building … that model is rapidly failing,”
After everything they’ve been through, the disciples, quite understandably, are a bit confused about what Jesus is up to now. They seem to be looking for the stereotypical happy ending that we all hope will arrive to end our suffering. They are hoping this is the light at the end of a long, dark tunnel; that Jesus will finally be the king they are looking for; that the time has arrived when he will restore the kingdom to Israel.
In this episode, Luci & Jordan take on the rape of Tamar
On retreat in Iona, Charles ponders the the birds of the air and the God who loves them
It’s our second annual summer book club episode! Greg, James, Liz, and Ricardo pitch their top three books to read this summer.
by Linda McMillan Matthew 9:35-10:8(9-23) In the story of Little Red Riding Hood, a young girl is sent through the forest to Grandmother’s house. En route to
The Hearing Panel of the national Episcopal Church has ordered Bishop Jon Bruno of Los Angeles to not take any action to sell St. James the Great Episcopal Church in Newport Beach.
People come together in times of trouble, and that’s a very good thing; it just seems to be that when there are no disasters or mass casualty events, many seem to think first of themselves and perhaps later they can think about other people.