2017 – Page 96 – Episcopal Cafe

Prayer is not wishful nonsense

March 24, 2017 2 Comments

Is prayer worth doing? The Revd. Giles Fraser writes in The Guardian on what prayer does and does not do. “Can everyone stop all this

2FAB Lenten Special #4

March 24, 2017 No Comments

We continue our reflective journey along the Way of the Cross with stations 7 and 8 (Jesus falls a second time and Jesus speaks to the women of Jerusalem)

Rise in Glory: Owanah Anderson, wise elder

March 24, 2017 1 Comment

Owanah Anderson, Choctaw elder, wise warrior woman, beloved friend/mentor, fierce Episcopalian, died today.

Episcopal Church Memes for fun and evangelism

March 24, 2017 2 Comments

Bass, a lifelong Episcopalian, takes his faith seriously but also thinks a bit of humor goes a long way when evangelizing.

Speaking to the Soul: Beauty and the Beast

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Love can only exist where there is freedom to choose and it cannot be a false choice where we return to God out of a sense of duty or obligation.

London: “The world feels less safe today”

March 23, 2017 1 Comment

The Right Reverend Nick Baines, Bishop of Leeds in the Church of England, was in Parliament to lead prayer yesterday when the terror attack took

Speaking to the Soul: Freedom

March 23, 2017 2 Comments

Living, moving and having our being, like tadpoles in the great pond of God, we unfold the truth, and it is this which makes us free.

#GifBible: It’s a thing.

March 23, 2017 No Comments

They called him Isaac, and tomorrow we’ll tell his story. #gifbible pic.twitter.com/nLtnmzKDHl — David Hansen (@rev_david) March 16, 2017 There’s already an emoji Bible (Episcopal

We have heard that Marilyn McCord Adams, professor, author, philosopher and Episcopal priest has died. Adams was a regular contributor to this site and thoughtful explorer of the human relationship with God; she will be deeply missed.

Questions raised by Philip North’s appointment not going away anytime soon

March 22, 2017 5 Comments

The irony which the Philip North controversy has exposed is that it is the so-called liberals who are the ones clinging to orthodoxy and tradition, and the so-called traditionalists who are appealing to liberal principles of freedom, toleration, and equal respect

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Year: 2017