Author: Episcopal Cafe

“God’s love reaches across all divides. We must all be brave—and bold, nurtured as we are by God’s grace.”

I have to say that if Falwell handed in a paper claiming that he, as an unaffected third-party, can forgive the offense of the president’s adultery, I would give him an F.

Hearing stories about “Evangelical refugees,” I began to wonder if this migration was a real thing, and if so, how big a “thing” it was and what was driving it.

Sometimes, the Sunday morning greeting line after church can be the most challenging few minutes of the week

But the real reason that I have been at that church almost every Sunday since for over seven years is that Jesus was there. I walked in and there he was. He was in every face in every pew. I saw him. I felt the spirit in the air. It was humming.

Episcopalians might be people of common prayer; that is, prayer said in common, but there is more in heaven and earth than can be held solely within the pages of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer

The Easter Sermon of St John Chrysostom