Speaking to the Soul: Being Real
June 2, 2017
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There is no one right way to go through life, but letting other’s define if we are ‘real’ enough is surely one of the wrongs we can do to ourselves.
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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry responds to Trump’s Paris Accord announcement
June 1, 2017
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UPDATE: church leaders around the world condemn President Trump and the US for withdrawal from Paris Accord.
The Rev Philip Wogaman steps away from clergy, protesting exclusion of LGBTQI+
June 1, 2017
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The Reverend Philip Wogaman, ordained in the United Methodist Church for 60 years, retired in 2002 at the end of 10 years pastoring Foundry UMC
The Episcopal Church Foundation names 5 fellows
June 1, 2017
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From the Episcopal Church Foundation: May 31, 2017, New York, NY — The Episcopal Church Foundation (ECF) has named five 2017 Fellows – Jennifer Adams-Massmann,
Speaking to the Soul: The Practice of Love
June 1, 2017
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All of us, no matter our religion or race or cultural heritage, can share blood. Blood types do not correspond to what we mistakenly think of as racial distinctions, for what we call race is only a set of variations that are skin deep.
Anglican, Roman Catholic Commission find agreement on ecclesiology
May 31, 2017
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Meeting in Erfurt, Germany, the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission reached a conclusion of the first part of their work on finding agreement on ecclesiology, or the structure of the church
Cuba Revisited
May 31, 2017
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St Luke’s Episcopal Church in Darien CT, along with many other parishes and individual Episcopalians across the U.S., are taking action, believing that the bond between the Episcopal Church in both countries must be maintained no matter what happens politically— in either country.
Speaking to the Soul: Exulting in the Spirit
May 31, 2017
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How often do we grope and grasp for some reassurance of God’s presence in our lives, and struggle to hold on to hope when the anxieties and pressures of life seem to crush in upon us?
A forty day river pilgrimage
May 30, 2017
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New Hampshire Bishop Robert Hirschfeld is preparing to lead a 40-day pilgrimage on the Connecticut River, from Northern New England near Quebec to the Long Island Sound.
Speaking to the Soul: Confession
May 30, 2017
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This is the gift of Christian community – bearing one another’s sins and offering forgiveness. I give thanks for those who have offered to hear my mistakes and failures, and yet, continue to love me unconditionally.
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