Remembering John Stott
July 30, 2011
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As the news of the death of John Stott became known around the world, papers and blogs have been posting tributes and remembrances of his
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The moral arguments to raise taxes
July 30, 2011
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The budget deadlock in Washington this weekend has as a part of its root cause a pledge by many Republicans in Congress to never vote
Religious leaders arrested in DC debt ceiling protest
July 30, 2011
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An ecumenical group of faith leaders staged a protest in the Capital rotunda on Thursday as the House was working to craft a bill that
Malcolm Boyd on what’s next
July 29, 2011
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In an essay The Rev. Canon Malcolm Boyd, an Episcopal priest and an iconic figure within the civil rights community, reflects on how we managed to get to where we are today and what needs to come next.
Bishop Philip Duncan on Alabama’s anti-immigration law
July 29, 2011
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The State Legislature in Alabama passed HB56 and it was signed into law in early June. It goes into effect on Sept. 1. This anti-immigration
A theology of summer
July 28, 2011
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I’ve been having a wonderful exercise of my life and vocation this summer. I’ve gone swimming, sat on the edges of piers and drank wine, kayaked up an idyllic marsh-land creek to see a heron rookery, gone fishing, sat at dining room tables and on porches, headed over to the local restaurant to celebrate a birthday, and went to brunch at the local marina.
Marcus Borg: “Sometimes the words in the Bible are wrong.”
July 27, 2011
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Marcus Borg, interviewed online at the Progressive Christian Portal has something to say about how we read the Bible today. And he encourages clergy to
Created in God’s image
July 26, 2011
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The biggest defining moment in my life was when I saw Trevor Huddleston and I was maybe nine or so. I didn’t know it was Trevor Huddleston, but I saw this tall, white priest in a black cassock doff his hat to my mother who was a domestic worker. I didn’t know then that it would have affected me so much, but it was something that was really – it blew your mind that a white man would doff his hat.
The truth will set you free
July 24, 2011
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Hackers hitting church online collection plates
July 23, 2011
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According to news reports thieves have turned their attention to stealing from the online “poor box” and finding much greater rewards. The Roman Catholic Cathedral
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