Reverend Israel Ahimbisibwe, wife Dorcus, and youngest son, Israel “Jay” KHOU in Houston reports that the son, Issac Tiharihondi, pled guilty to capital murder in the
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry received a letter from clergy in the Church of Ireland, affirming their support for the Episcopal Church, and a notification that
Does your faith affect how you vote? What factors do you consider when deciding how–or if–to vote in party primaries?
Photos from Garrett Boyte show the decline from yellowish water to murky, muddy water St. Joseph, Louisiana, is drawing comparisons to Flint, Michigan. Both are
A study conducted and reported on in 2008 is making the rounds again; articles about beneficial aspects of frankincense have been appearing on alternative health blogs,
Following the kerfuffle in Canterbury, Tobias Haller, BSG, was reminded of a piece he wrote in 2006 in response to issues we were having with
Richard Rohr has an open and frank conversation with Romal Tune about white privilege and the ways he thinks we can dismantle it in Christianity.
A noted theater director petitions the United Kingdom to remove Church of England Bishops from the House of Lords to comply with anti-discrimination laws; Jonathan Merritt chastises the Anglican Communion for focusing on human sexuality while remaining mum on the less controversial sin of supporting oppressive governments efforts to criminalize LGBTQ people, and Primate Philip Richardson shares his experience from the Primates’ meeting.
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a round-up of media coverage.
“The Name of God is Mercy”, the first book by the pontiff since he became pope, recounts a conversation between Vatican reporter Andrea Tornielli and Pope