Bonnie Anderson, President of the House of Deputies of the Episcopal Church, launched new web pages. Located within the Episcopal Church’s main website, the new pages include news on Bonnie’s travel around the church, photos, information on the role of deputies, and Bonnie’s recent sermons and statements.
Quakers and other religious groups in Britain have welcomed the successful passage of the Equality Bill through its final Commons stages.
You owe it to yourself to read this quick story of a horse caught up in a moment of rebirth.
Who wouldn’t go for a carton of a dozen eggs spelling out the events of Holy Week and Easter? Only some hard-boiled crack-up.
It’s been fascinating to watch Holy Week unfold in the social media sphere. On Facebook, the prayers and meditations coursing through priestly status updates have reached a point where someone is going to need to develop a Facebook liturgy soon. It’s culminated today with much call and response on both Facebook and Twitter. Alleluia! Christ is risen! The Lord is risen indeed, Alleluia!
A New Testament scholar considers the question from several angles.
The Very Rev. Edward George Harris, last Dean of Philadelphia Divinity School (1961-1974) and first co-Dean of Episcopal Divinity School died at 8:00 am on Palm Sunday, in Pennsylvania.
This year, the enormity of the claims of Easter have struck me in a deeper way. In early March I spent five days in Haiti, almost overwhelmed by the scale of the tragedy brought about by January’s earthquake.
We are not born with the ability to insist on resurrection everywhere we turn. It takes the discipline and repetition that forms an athlete – in this case, a spiritually fit Christian.
A team of computer engineers in Israel has contextualized its work.