The ELCA is gravely concerned that this measure, … Enactment of this kind of legislation would be an abhorrent injustice and outside the norms and standards of internationally-recognized human rights.
The Search Committee of the Diocese of Alaska posted the list of nominees for election as their next bishop:
“They just decided to go double or quits at the casino,” says John Ralfe, a pensions consultant who has been critical of investment strategies that focus on the returns, but not the risks, of equity investment.
The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori discusses the new communication strategies and how they relate to one of our primary ministries: evangelism.
The presiding bishop of The Episcopal Church of the United States, Most Reverend Katharine Jefferts Schori, blessed hundreds of children at Trinity Cathedral, where over a thousand Episcopalians gathered to welcome her on her first visit to Liberia
The government’s venom is chilling: “Homosexuals can forget about human rights,” James Nsaba Buturo, who holds the cynically titled position of minister of ethics and integrity, said recently. What makes this even worse is that three American evangelical Christians, whose teachings about “curing” gays and lesbians have been widely discredited in the United States, helped feed this hatred.
[Mary Daly’s] contributions to feminist theology, philosophy, and theory were many, unique, and if I may say so, world-changing. She created intellectual space; she set the bar high. Even those who disagreed with her are in her debt for the challenges she offered.
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have come out and condemned the actions of government of Zimbabwe over Christmas weekend as Anglican churchgoers were not allowed to freely attend worship services.
The Assistant bishop of Kampala speaks out about how American lobbying efforts against the proposed legislation against gay and lesbian people in Uganda are being perceived within Uganda.
New survey results are showing two interesting trends in English religious life. Fewer people are willing to identify as being part of a specific church