UPDATE: Nomination by petition process is here The Diocese of Los Angeles has announced the nominees for election as its next bishop: The Bishop Coadjutor Search
Corporate security use pepper spray and dogs in an attempt to disperse native protestors from disputed Dakota pipeline site
It easy to lament the Balkanization of many things in the Episcopal Church. One of the most Balkanized phenomena is the Vocational Diaconate. In this rapidly changing era in the life of our church, our society, and our culture, I am convinced that we desperately need a dynamic Order of Vocational Deacons
The Holy Spirit is a part of the Trinity – One God in three expressions. We know that. It’s basic theology to our church. But I am not sure we have taken the time to appreciate it because I think that The Holy Spirit sort of freaks us out. Well, at least she freaks me out. I think we humans like control. We westerners love control. We Episcopalians adore control. As for Catholics well, you get my drift. And The Holy Spirit – she giggles at control and up-turns it almost out of sheer mischievousness, enjoying flustering pale, white me in black.
YES, everything is broken. Be glad!
Tomorrow, 4 SEP 2016, TEC will be celebrating The Union of Black Episcopalians Sunday. The Union of Black Episcopalians will be commemorating the life of the man whose work preceded the founding of their organization, the Revd Alexander Crummel.
Houses of worship throughout Kenya; churches, temples & mosques are sporting a bright yellow color. It is part of an art based peace initiative designed to bring people of different faiths together.
Can you say Dodransbicentennial? The Diocese of the North Eastern Caribbean and Aruba is celebrating an important anniversary as a diocese this year. It was established in 1842. In 1883 it became part of the new province in the Carribean, the Church in the Province of the West Indies.
by Linda Ryan It’s a very quiet morning. There’s some roadwork going on near the house and part of the roadwork involves removing two
Bishop Nicholas fully understands, and lives by, the House of Bishops’ guidance on issues in human sexuality. For me, and for those who assisted in his appointment, the fact that Bishop Nicholas is gay is not, and has never been, a determining factor.”