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Diocese of Central Gulf Coast summer reading program: Freedom School

August 2, 2021 No Comments

An Episcopal priest who champions learning, and a retired teacher have created Freedom School, a summer program to bring kids in Pensacola up to grade level in reading. The Rev. Kammy Young is Canon Missioner for Development: Evangelism and Mission Engagement for the Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast. Mrs. Nettie Eaton is former principal at Booker T. Washington High School in Pensacola.

GAFCON Australia: we plan a schismatic diocese

August 2, 2021 No Comments

Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia responds to GAFCON plan for schismatic diocese: “orthodox Anglicans can continue with confidence as members of the Anglican Church of Australia. To suggest or insinuate otherwise is to not speak the truth.”

Creating a New Normal for Our Churches and Those Still Struggling in this Turbulent Time

August 2, 2021 No Comments

“What are the new challenges people in your congregation and your neighborhood are facing as we race into the fall of 2021? What are creative and compassionate ways you and your church can reach out to those that are still struggling with the ongoing challenges of this troubled time?”

Allegations of mishandling of misconduct in ACNA spread

August 1, 2021 6 Comments

Two of ten women who alleged sexual misconduct by the now-former rector of All Souls Wheaton (Diocese of Pittsburg, the schismatic Anglican Church in North America) say the diocese mishandled the case under former Bishop Hobby and interim Bishop Minns.

Faith To Go: Deepening in Relationship

August 1, 2021 No Comments

David and Charlette on what Jesus’ self-identification as the bread-of-life means for us today.

Subversive Undercroft #207: Inspiration and the Word of God

August 1, 2021 No Comments

We finish out our look at the catechism’s section on the Bible and explore what we mean when we say the scriptures are “inspired and more.

Faith To Go: Living Abundantly

August 1, 2021 No Comments

David and Charlette discuss the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 from John’s gospel

Subversive Undercroft #206: The Sorta-Kinda Scriptures

August 1, 2021 No Comments

We continue our look at what the catechism says about the bible by looking at the Apocrypha, plus an extra special Stump the Priest.

How We Relate to What Is

August 1, 2021 2 Comments

“In my experience, deciding with my mind that I believe in Jesus is as foolish as deciding that I believe in water. I can decide to go boating or swimming, I can fish in a river, I can sit by the side of the ocean and watch the endless crash of waves, I can drink fresh water or cook with it or freeze it into ice. All those things make sense. But deciding whether or not I believe in water is a pointless exercise.”

A Time Apart

July 31, 2021 No Comments

“This is life in slow motion with God in all things. Summer’s abundance also abundant in grace. How can this be?”

The Archive

Year: 2021

Diocese of Central Gulf Coast summer reading program: Freedom School

GAFCON Australia: we plan a schismatic diocese

Creating a New Normal for Our Churches and Those Still Struggling in this Turbulent Time

Allegations of mishandling of misconduct in ACNA spread

Faith To Go: Deepening in Relationship

Subversive Undercroft #207: Inspiration and the Word of God

Faith To Go: Living Abundantly

Subversive Undercroft #206: The Sorta-Kinda Scriptures

How We Relate to What Is

A Time Apart

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