Summoned, apparently, by the debate over restructuring the governance of The Episcopal Church, Bishops William White and Samuel Seabury have been resurrected and are continuing their argument over church polity on Twitter.
Psalms 24,29 (Morning) Psalms 8, 84 (Evening) Leviticus 8:1-13, 30-36 Hebrews 12:1-14 Luke 4:16-30 When he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up,
‘You have heard that it was said, “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” But I say to you, Do not
by Donald Schell We’ve titled our new All Saints Company book of liturgical music and hymns, “One Heart and One Song,” a line from the
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Sometimes I am asked: “Do you like (–or know—or trust–) the African?” My answer is always, “No.” I do not like the African: but I
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by Donald Schell My older daughter and I were exiting the Imperial War Museum in Manchester (U.K.) where she lives. It was bright outside from
Surely a man who had persuasively concluded that active homosexual relationships might be capable of being free from sin in the Christian sense owed it to the Church, and to the society that Church existed to serve, to contribute his further insights to the development and refinement of the Christian understanding of sexuality.
The challenge of finding composers to make new music for a candlelit evening liturgy plunged us into startling discoveries of how it felt to learn music relationally, how a leader modeled the music and gave it away, and how people singing claimed the music as their own and lived into their own authority as music-makers.