Cyberpilgrimage for Lent
February 25, 2009
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Christian Aid is taking people on a virtual pilgrimage through the Holy Land. From the blog During Lent 2009, in the run up to Easter,
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IamEpiscopalian.org
February 25, 2009
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The video vignettes, 30 – 60 seconds each, reflect that “big, colorful vibrant” church by focusing on the joys, gifts, and the challenges facing The Episcopal Church. As noted on the web site, “Our controversies and conversations have been public. Our governance is transparent. You are free to see our imperfections, as well as share our joy in that which unites us – our openness, honesty, and faith.”
Ethical lending helps some of those facing foreclosure
February 25, 2009
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ABC News: At the last minute, Moore found Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago and counselor Sandra Wells. “She told me ‘I want to keep my
Looking for “burning bush” moments in Lent
February 25, 2009
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Looking for “burning bush” moments in daily life is an idea for the Lenten spiritual practice of Cathleen Falsani, writing in the Chicago Sun-Times. Her
The Daily Office: The perfect Lenten observance
February 25, 2009
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We’re right on the cusp of Lent here—and I’d like to offer a suggestion. If you’re looking for a discipline to help you take Lent seriously this year, I’d like to recommend the Daily Office—or at least a portion thereof. Let me give you a quick orientation to what we’ve got here.
Move our hearts
February 25, 2009
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God bless this city
and move our hearts with pity
lest we grow hard.
C. Robin Janning named ECVA editor in chief
February 24, 2009
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Episcopal Church and Visual Arts announces that C. Robin Janning will be Editor in Chief for the ECVA blog Image & Spirit. Image & Spirit
Gay bloggers increase political influence
February 24, 2009
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On the Internet, no group — however controversial or on the fringe — is invisible. Everyone is but a Google search away. And the sheer diversity of blogs written by gays, lesbians and transgenders proves that, like all minority groups, the gay community is not monolithic.
Out of the ashes, ministry
February 24, 2009
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As a fast moving fire ravaged the neighborhood, Grace Episcopal Church, Allentown, jumped in to help the displaced families by offering shelter and assistance. The
Presiding Bishop on different understandings
February 24, 2009
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The primates’ meeting has come and gone, and I’m sure there will have been abundant commentary by the time this is published. I’d like to reflect on some of the deeper issues behind our conversations about sexuality, particularly the influence of our understanding of gender.
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