The Archive
Author: Episcopal Cafe
New language for baptismal rites requested
…That this Synod request the House of Bishops to ask the Liturgical Commission to prepare material to supplement the Common Worship Baptism provision, comprising additional forms of the Decision, the Prayer over the Water and the Commission, expressed in culturally appropriate and accessible language.
Maintaining your web presence
Dozens of dioceses …failed to renew their domain name registration, and ended up with expensive, professionally-designed sites whose abandoned addresses sent visitors to pornography, online gambling, free iPhone scams, or schemes to acquire (probably non-Anglican) brides from the former Soviet Union.
Giving lavishly
In the past, I have gotten presents for children from an angel tree, but were the gifts as lavish? Sheepishly, I must answer no. Certainly, I gave nice things, but frankly, I did not put as much thought nor expense in the items I bought. It brings to mind the question: do I give thoughtfully and lavishly?
Supreme Court rejects appeal of DC marriage equality law
BREAKING:
The Very Right Reverend: Dean and Bishop?
The Rt. Rev. Michael Smith has Western Kansas was elected in August 2010 and remained rector of a Western Kansas church.
Last Supper in Lint
Yes, Lint, not Lent! Bell says she needed about 800 hours to do enough laundry to get the lint, and 200 hours to recreate the mural. She bought towels of the colors she wanted and laundered them separately to get the right shades of lint.
Fatal flaws in ABC’s approach to reconciliation?
Ending conflict and promoting mutual understanding are deeply important to Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury. But has his approach largely failed because of a flawed approach to reconciliation
Religious Freedom Day
On Religious Freedom Day, let us reflect on the principle of religious freedom that has guided our Nation forward, and recommit to upholding this universal human right both at home and around the world