Andrew Brown tells the story of Dorothy Ann Holm who wrote apparently random strings of capital letter on 20 cards before she died. It turned out to be a code of the heart.
The Rev. Malcolm Marler, director of Pastoral Care at University of Alabama – Birmingham Hospital, was ordained as an Episcopal priest on January 15 in UAB Hospital’s North Pavilion Atrium by by the Rt. Rev. Key Sloan, Bishop of Alabama.
The Diocese of Bath & Wells in the Church of England released a list of nine commandments for Christians using Twitter and other social media.
Seventy years ago Florence Li Tim-Oi was the first woman to be ordained a priest in the Anglican Communion.
Episcopalians who have mission partnerships with Anglicans in South Sudan are relieved at the news that the government of South Sudan and rebels loyal to the country’s ousted former
vice president signed a cease-fire agreement on Thursda
Dale Hansen Burke, an evangelical Christian and business owner, asks herself if our mythology about pluck, hard work and drive are really all there is to over coming poverty. Her encounter with people in poverty made her ask “why am I not poor?”
The Church of England could name its first female bishop by Christmas if the General Synod votes to remove the barrier to women in February.
Chris Steadman wonders if in 2014 we might put two pernicious ideas to rest: that atheists are incapable of being moral and that theists are stupid.
Two women who both endured the deaths of their parents at early ages channeled their grief into a new website called Modern Loss, intended as a forum for twenty- and thirtysomethings struggling with grief and mourning.
The Washington National Cathedral is clearing away all the seats in the nave during the week of January 13 – 17. Visitors will be able to experience the vast nave in a way that is new to modern eyes but would have been familiar in the Cathedrals of medieval Europe.