In Omaha, Nebraska, a synagogue, a mosque and an Episcopal Church are being built on land the three communities purchased together. The Tri-Faith Initiative is an experiment in intentional religious co-existence.
Andrew Brown heard the Archbishop of Canterbury’s speech to the House of Lords and says the “Church of England is demonstrating its value as a social body.”
When Boston Herald reporter Ian Rapoport went to the funeral of Myra Kraft on Friday, July 22nd, his tweets from Temple Emmanuel in Newton, Massachusetts, set off a controversy. Kraft was the wife of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft. His actions led others to ask if it was appropriate for the reporter to tweet from the Temple.
In the Alban Institute’s weekly offering, Bruce G. Epperly , Katherine Gould Epperly, reflect on simplicity as being at the heart of the pastoral task.
The AP is reporting the President Obama has come out in support of repealing the Defense of Marriage Act.
Kent Tritle is moving from one church with a respected music program to another. He talks about his move from St. Igatius of Loyola Roman Catholic Church on the Upper East Side to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
Observations from the audience as the talk show hosted by Father Albert Cutié is being taped.
The Rev. George Pitcher’s contract as the Media Director to Archbishop of Canterbury will end after only one year.
Danielle Tumminio describes her course “Christian Theology and Harry Potter.”