MAR 5 is Episcopal Relief & Development Sunday. To help your congregation prepare for this special Sunday and for the Lenten journey, we encourage you to order the 2017 Lenten Meditations guide.
The adopted son of gay dads took to Instagram recently to voice the fear and concern that he feels with a Trump presidency.
In this episode, interviews with two women leaders in the church; Winnie Varghese, and Jordan Haynie-Ware,, author of the recently released “The Ultimate Quest: a Geek’s Guide to the Episcopal Church”
A Cincinnati, Ohio mosque may be the first Islamic house of prayer to join the growing sanctuary movement.
When was a time you experienced conversion of way of life, or a significant change, and it took you a while to accept your “new name?” Who entered your life to help you navigate it?
The Bishops may be ready to stop asking gay clergy if they will commit to celibacy as part of their path to ordination.
The Declaration of Independence [assumes] an inalienable right to health care, as essential to the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness,
The Archbishop of Canterbury has summoned the Anglican Primates to gather at Canterbury in October 2017.
Jesus’ light is a light for all nations, for all peoples, for all ages, races, and sexes. A light for the poor and the oppressed, a light for the hungry and the naked. A light for the sinner. A light that will keep shining because we will keep singing.
A personal look at the Women’s Marches.