“I see community as a group of people who are interested in being connected to neighbors, coworkers, fellow church members, people in the neighborhood, and even people we encounter in the neighborhood like shopkeepers, barbers, and service workers.”
An inquiry into institutional abuse of children lays bare an ugliness lurking within the Church of England; with Archbishop Welby saying it is “shaming and humiliating” to learn of what the church has done.
China furthers its campaign to limit Christianity by banning online sales of Bibles
“Waiting for a death is like waiting for a birth, we must find ways to occupy ourselves”
In a decision authored by the Chief Justice, the Fort Worth Court of Appeals reversed the trial court’s 2015 judgment for the breakaway parties and held that the loyal Episcopalians are entitled to control both the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth and its Corporation.
GC set to look at how changes regarding marriage equality have worked throughout the church and make changes to widen access
A story in the Santa Fe New Mexican explores the presence of politics in preaching through interviews with clergy in a range of (primarily liberal-leaning) denominations and faiths,
Re-reading his sermon, it is sobering, and poignant, and inescapable to realize how little different it might have been had he preached it this Lent, this Easter, to the people gathering this week; as though we have been sleepwalking for the decades in between.
“Although Mama Madikizela-Mandela made some well-documented errors of judgment during her life, she remained committed to the vulnerable and was often the first at the scene of a tragedy to provide comfort and compassion to those impacted by it.” – Archbishop Emeritus Njongonkulu Ndungane