Improved accessibility and greater depth of information now offered from the online registry of Episcopal mission and ministry that can provide essential information when disaster strikes
“We are truly immortal beings, wed in our very essence to the living God, who is love. And so it is only through loving – constantly, extravagantly, and unexpectedly – that we express our true natures.”
According to Matangi/Tonga Online, The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia has paved the way for the blessing of same sex relationships –
“We still operate under mega-stories telling us what it means to live a good life.”
In the Diocese of West Kansas, the new bishop-elect is busy. The vicar of two parishes, the Revd Mark Cowell also works as a municipal
“I’m hoping she senses a deeper purpose for being at church.”
The U.S. Supreme Court receives thousands of petitions for certioriai each year, and hears only a small fraction of them. The nine justices regularly hold conferences to determine which cases merit further review, and a decision on the South Carolina petition is expected to come before the end of June. If the court chooses not to grant certiorari, no further appeals are possible.
Loren Mead, author of the Once and Future Church and founder of the Alban Institute has died at his home in Fall Church, VA. He was 88.
Former Episcopal priest Howard “Howdy” White has been extradited to North Carolina where he faces charges of child sex abuse involving two victims. Since those charges were made, two more victims have come forward.
“This is not a parable about the glory of God and all the uplifting sayings that energize a crowd… This parable is a warming.”