We engaged the issues of migration and immigration, human trafficking and heard stories from throughout the Anglican Communion about how the church is actually trying to make God’s world humane and habitable for all of God’s children.
“I do hope we have an opportunity to talk about migration and immigrations and refugees,”
As I enter the epilogue of my life, I am noticing how important mornings are
In this third installment of our series on fundraising for mission, we look at the structure of the Annual Pledge Campaign
From Episcopal News Service: More on the story of the New York Times ad and who signed. See reasons why you might not see your
Next time you hold your favorite cross or receive or give a blessing, remember Jesus dying in shame and isolation. And then think about living in a way that reflects that kind of self-emptying.
In order for me to have faith I have to have a God I can trust, a God who isn’t going to solve all my problems for me because then I won’t grow.
I know that my relationship with God is the center, the core of my life, and that it fully satisfies me. But that does not keep me from getting all tangled up in other passions, intrigues and terrors.
A lot of expectations and assumptions are laid on the husbands and wives of clergy. How does that shape their spirituality and their lives? Why do old expectations survive and are new one evolving?
Apparently we’re bothering someone. We’re not sure who, but someone (or some-ones) has been directing a denial-of-service attack on this website, slowing it down considerably