I think we make a huge mistake in making our claim to the world about the truth of God in Jesus when we focus first on the “what” and then on the “how,” that is, what you need to do to become a Christian and then how you go about doing that.
As the story of the sexual abuse of children and the cover-up at Penn State unfolds, many are reflecting on what the scandal means and what we should learn from it.
Christchurch Cathedral was deconsecrated today. The structure was severely damaged by 6.3 earthquakes that struck New Zealand last February.
Over 1.8 million women have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, and over 255,000 women have deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan. Here are some of their stories, including the Rev. Susan Sowers, a West Point graduate who rose to the rank of colonel in the US Army.
Bishop James Magness, Bishop Suffragan, Federal Ministries of The Episcopal Church, discusses “A New Era of Serving God and Country.”
How congregations can create safe, sacred and welcoming spaces for returning veterans.
Giles Frasier writes about his experience when Occupy London camped out at the St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Any future heir to the throne in England should be raised CofE even if one of the parents is Roman Catholic.
Canon Susan Russell remembers what her mother taught her and wrote a thank you note to Kim Kardashian.
In Michigan, bullying is immoral, dangerous and wrong. Except when the bully thinks God is on his side and the victim is gay.