Archbishop Rowan Williams reviews Geze Vernes new book Christian Beginnings: From Nazareth to Nicaea, AD 30-325 which asks the how much the early church changed the teachings of Jesus.
The Rev. Jesús Reyes, Canon for Congregational Growth & Development in the Diocese of El Camino Real reflects the questions raised this weekend by Ross Douthat, saying “Yes! Liberal Christianity…and many forms of Christianity…can be saved!”
Prayers ascend in the wake of the mass shooting at a multi-plex in Aurora, Colorado early this morning.
Jay Akasie, who describes himself a “traditional Episcopalian”, wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal yesterday that was so filled with error and misleading statements that it brought immediate rebuttal from across the Episcopal spectrum.
The Rev. David Keen, the Opininated Vicar, looks at the fact that the way things are going in the Church of England and finds that if some basic changes aren’t made, the CofE could simply collapse under it’s own weight.
How a rigid Vicar drove one woman out of her parish on the day of her wedding and into a spiritual life that avoids the Church.
The Gallup Poll says that forty-four percent of Americans have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence in “the church or organized religion.”
General Convention approved new rites and prayers for the care of beloved animals.
Some dioceses summarize of the accomplishments of General Convention and what it means for the local church.
A Facebook group has been formed to encourage prayer for General Convention starting this week.