New Update 12:15 pm EDT: St Paul’s Cathedral has been forced to close to visitors because of the Occupy London protests massed on Cathedral grounds. Occupy LSX responds.
Scott Benhase, Bishop of Georgia, suggests that congregations cannot succeed until they learn how to risk failure and learn from it.
Bishop Andrew Waldo of the Diocese of Upper South Carolina writes an op-ed in The State about the situation in his neighboring diocese of South Carolina.
Mississippi bishop Duncan Gray III has written that he cannot support the controversial pro-life proposition that will appear on next November’s ballot in that state.
More and more congregations are ministering to animals as well as their humans.
A retired vicar from Wales has spend a lifetime connecting faith and art.
Rich Lesser says there is a knowledge revolution going on. The question is what will we do with what we know? How do make meaning out of the knowledge at hand? How do we cultivate the insight that will drive our use of the incredible volume of information available to us?
Before Hitler, people used a variety of local and biblical images as shorthand in their discussions of evil.
Donations to mainline Protestant churches as a percentage of income is at its lowest level in at least 41 years according to a study.
The National Cathedral has begun to remove parts of the building damaged by an earthquake last August including stones weighing up to 2 tons each.