A reporter for the Hartford Courant describes how the priest-in-charge of Bishop Seabury Church, who was appointed by the Bishop of Connecticut, is locked out of his congregation and is not recognized by the current vestry of the parish.
Reuters reports that Pope Benedict XIV and Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Rowan Williams, are set to meet today.
The Independent, a newspaper in the UK, has decided to counter the media’s obsession with the rich and famous, with a list of those who are happy because they do good.
Vorhees College, an historically black Episcopal college has appointed Cleveland Sellers as its new president. Seller’s journey is described here.
Episcopal Bishop Charles Jenkins along with other clergy oppose and ordinance that would require New Orleans police to arrest homeless persons if they refused to go into a shelter.
A radio station owned by a Roman Catholic will end all Protestant programs on its schedule, ending the ecumenical nature of the station which opened over 30 years ago in the wake of Vatican II.
The Legislative Drafting Group of the House of Bishops has put forward proposals to allow for women bishops in the Church of England.
A steering committee comprised of Episcopalians in the Diocese of Fort Worth who wish to remain in the Episcopal Church should the Diocesan Convention and
“Welcoming the stranger is not optional for Christians. Nor is it conditional.” said World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary the Rev Samuel Kobia in Beirut, Lebanon last week.
Every Christian in every denomination around the world are being asked to pray for Zimbabwe on Sunday, April 27, 2008. We are asked to pray