The problem was that he fudged his answers and obfuscated his promises just enough that many standing committees and bishops crossed their fingers, held their noses and nodded assent anyway, hoping for the best.
After his address to the Synod of Bishops in the Vatican on Wednesday, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, was interviewed by Vatican Radio.
A political group wants to provoke the IRS into suing a minister for endorsing a candidate and a political party from the pulpit. The mainly right-wing group promotes something called “Pulpit Freedom Sunday” and they say nearly 1500 preachers took part.
Blogger Bruce Reyes-Chow, a great fan and user of social media and the interwebs, writes about the dangers of distraction, creating echo chambers, and self-disclosure that come might come with ministering on-line.
Vicar Academy shadows several full-time students from Wales’ only theological college as they work in prisons, hospitals, schools and parishes.
Final Judgments in favor of the Diocese of Los Angeles and the Episcopal Church in cases regarding Long Beach and North Hollywood property disputes have been entered by the Orange County Superior Court.
Thirty-three diocese of the Episcopal Church showed membership growth in 2011 according to statistic released today by The Research Office of the Episcopal Church
Yesterday marked the first ever ‘International Day of the Girl’. A Day designated by the United Nations to promote the education, protection and nurturing of girls, while overcoming discrimination against girls, so that they may flourish and contribute to their communities and to the world.
In a world where movie theaters are hard to fill, studios are looking for a hero. Could their savior be found…in the Bible?
The Booming blog at the nytimes.com invites readers to tells stories of welcome at their places of worship.