A Plygain carol
January 3, 2009
No Comments
Let us awake, awake and give praise
Before daybreak,
To the divine heir of the heavenly land
There is a welcome.
The Archive
God and your carbon footprint
January 3, 2009
No Comments
https://episcopal.cafe/video/Gorringe.jpg
Anglican Communion updates list of bishops
January 2, 2009
1 Comment
Lionel Diemel reports some success in his campaign for the Anglican Communion Office to update the listings of bishops for dioceses in the US. The
From California judge to Episcopal priest
January 2, 2009
No Comments
Third District Court of Appeal Justice Rodney Davis is leaving the judiciary after 25 years to become an Episcopal priest…Davis, 59, explained that he was
Archbishop Makgoba on the death of Helen Suzman
January 2, 2009
No Comments
Statement from Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, Thabo Makgoba, on the death of Helen Suzman Friday 2 January 2009 On behalf of the Anglican Church
An unlikely author argues that Christianity can save Africa
January 2, 2009
1 Comment
Matthew Parris, an atheist, argues that only Christianity can save Africa from “the crushing passivity of the people’s mindset.”
Invited to relationship
January 2, 2009
No Comments
The point of telling infancy stories about the one who was to die bravely and mightily rise is to remind us that we are invited to a relationship with the divine that is never built on force. It is built on vulnerability, intimacy, and complete trust.
Religious leaders decry violence in Gaza
January 1, 2009
1 Comment
Religious leaders have issued statements on the war in Gaza, calling on participants and world community to cease the violence and return to negotiations for
Military Freedom of Religion lawsuit expanded
January 1, 2009
1 Comment
An ongoing lawsuit that claims the US military isn’t willing to take appropriate action in cases of religious discrimination and is overly lax in allowing
Obama’s team taking religion seriously?
January 1, 2009
1 Comment
In spite of some suing to prevent prayers during the Inauguration and thus mixing the spiritual realm with that of the state, Obama’s transition team is engaged in an unparalleled reaching out to religious organizations in the United States. According to reports there have already been about a dozen meetings of various groups with the transition team.
Archives
Categories
©2006-2025 | Episcopal Cafe