“Episcopal Migration Ministries is committed to embracing the command of Jesus, and his definition of neighbor.” – Canon E. Mark Stevenson, EMM Director
Authorities have not linked the vandalism at a NOLA UU to their town hall against violence to transgender people, but the timing has people wondering.
It’s all about the Enneagram in this episode, featuring our interview with Ian Morgan Cron, author of Chasing Francis and The Road Back to You.
I do hope my daughter feels safe, but I also hope she doesn’t stay there. With the love and hope and grace of a church community behind and with her, she can traverse this life and world speaking and living the hard truths. The necessary truths to living the Gospel.
The Scottish Episcopal Church has been holding its diocesan synods, and voting on proposals that would allow for some clergy to perform marriages for same-sex couples. The proposals would change Canon 31 of the Scottish Episcopal Church, and will face a final vote at the General Synod, to be held this July.
The Rev. Stephanie York Arnold, associate pastor of First United Methodist Church in Birmingham, led a project to create a video documenting the harassment and inequality women clergy face.
On Saturday, the Diocese of South Carolina voted unanimously to join the Anglican Church of North America.
Normally, I find great comfort in the cluelessness of Jesus’ disciples. I find it reassuring to note that even those who had the privilege of journeying with Jesus during his life so often missed the point. However, this is one of the few moments in the Gospel where I find the message of the disciples just as poignant as that of Jesus.
In this episode we’re looking at conversion and we welcome our first ever guest, Dr Duane Miller, to talk about his research and new book on Muslim conversions to Christianity; Living Among the Breakage: Contextual Theology-Making and ex-Muslim Christians.
Luci and Jordan continue through Judges with Jepthah and his daughters