
From All Points: Sabbath
Sabbath is among the top ten things we’re called to do (or not do); but how many of us take it as serious as the other nine? Join us for a conversation on the risks and rewards of sabbath keeping.
Sabbath is among the top ten things we’re called to do (or not do); but how many of us take it as serious as the other nine? Join us for a conversation on the risks and rewards of sabbath keeping.
Talking about love stories in the popular imagination
Hymns We Should Always Be Fixing: An in-depth conversation about the Hymnal 1982, mistakes and all. We also chat about psalms.
Jesus said, “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.” Brigid certainly was compassionate, and beloved for acts of kindness. Maybe we never make ourselves saints, but a few good works certainly wouldn’t hurt in this world where such actions seem to be becoming fewer and further between.
Apologies that aren’t apologetic, some significant milestones, and everyday people doing amazing things; it’s our weekly roundup of stories you don’t want to miss
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have apologised for the release of last week’s pastoral statement on civil partnerships, acknowledging that it “jeopardised trust”. The statement will not be withdrawn, however, after the College of Bishops voted against a proposal to do so. – Church Times
The Albany Times-Union reported last week that a Hearing Panel will be convened on April 21, following Bishop William Love’s refusal to allow same-sex couples
“Through the lens of Marcella’s life we are reminded that the inclusivity of any group of people who are “different”, at times, has tragic costs. We see this mirrored in the lives of women throughout history, through minority groups, and through the struggles of the LGBT community. So many commonalities overlap–in particular, the need to be recognized by at least a few of those who belong to the status quo, the subterfuge of the ruses that must be perpetuated to not garner unwanted attention, and, sadly, the risk of losing one’s life.”
“I remember that even as we long for our oneness with God, God too longs for us, and reminds us that we are both beloved, and safe.”
For the incantation of
all creation contained in the call
to the stewardship of a cat,
I give thanks;