Religion News Service summarizes the current struggle within the Anglican Mission in America and the difficulty the breakaway church has in maintaining an Anglican identity while drifting farther away from their roots.
The new website for General Convention is up and running.
The Rev. David Couper, who served as chief of the Madison, Wisconsin, Police Department from 1972 to 1993 talks about the “… tremendous moral laxity” of “our nation’s police [who have] not continued to move forward.”
Anna Deavere Smith is the first artist in residence at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco.
Updated:The firestorm continues over the administrations plan to ensure that women can have contraception covered under the employers health insurance plan, even if they work for a religious institution.
The Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa has made and urgent appeal to Muslim faith leaders to stand with them in opposition to “tragic violence that is destroying our communities” particularly in Sudan, Nigeria and Egypt.
Debate is brewing in New York State over whether it is lawful or even wise for a school district to rent public space, particularly schools, to religious organizations for use after hours for worship or other programming.
A bill adopted unanimously in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives would make 2012 “the year of the Bible” in the Commonwealth. The rector of an Episcopal parish, among others, says “not so fast!”
Timothy Park of Redmond, Oregon, documents the work of hair stylists who go to Nicaraugua to teach hair styling to women to help blunt the epidemic of prostitution.
Mainline Protestants are, as a group, up for grabs in key battleground states as the next presidential election approaches.