The Washington National Cathedral has created a website that allows you to generate a prayer specific to your own interests, and available to those of several religions.
After a fire on January 14 almost completely destroyed a mosque in Bellevue, WA, many local churches offered space for the community to pray.
If you could have any superpower, what would you choose? Has it ever occurred to you that you already have one?
Last November, Our Saviour Episcopal Church in Silver Spring Maryland was one of two Episcopal churches defaced with hateful grafitti. In this post, Kathy Staudt reflects on how that experience led her to create a prayer vigil for this Inauguration weekend.
Jordan and Luci discuss the invasion of the Midianites and the conclusion of Numbers
This short volume packs a lot of good in its pages; and offers something for everyone from the curious seeker to a seasoned preacher. Built around the lectionary readings for year A from the Revised Common Lectionary; each chapter focuses on a particular season of the church year.
This originally appeared on the website of the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City, NY By The Very Rev’d Michael T. Sniffen, Dean
We have courage the way we have insight and discernment. It is imbedded in us by a God whose life is love. Courage is simply love which has engaged the daily, the mundane, the regular and so won the day simply by showing up.
Who have you written off? In whom do you no longer even look for the light of God? Which enemy have you so thoroughly demonized that you can not see anything virtuous in them?
Folks in the US were shocked when Donald Trump was elected. His supporters were jubilant and exhilarated that he had actually won. Hillary Clinton’s supporters were dumbfounded and devastated that she had lost. The results were not what had been predicted. News analysts were perplexed at how wrong they were.