Ernest Chinwo, in This Day via All Africa, reports that Mr. Emma Okah, the former Commissioner for Information in Rivers State (Nigeria) has accused the
Fifteen years after Matthew Shepard was murdered, Washington National Cathedral will host a weekend of events to honor and remember lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender
Bishop Stephen Lane of Maine decries the use of chemical weapons in Syria, yet emphasizes that waging retaliatory war is not God’s path. He writes:
New Zealand’s Waikato diocese has elected its first woman bishop. From the Waikato Times:
…or my middle-school-aged daughter feeling like she has to become a Christian because the other kids at lunch tell her she’s going to hell if she doesn’t. Do you have any suggestions for handling these issues without causing my children to be ostracized or suffer retribution from the teachers?
Syria continues to dominate the news: Jonathan Merritt, on RNS, offers thoughts from three different Christian leaders In the National Catholic Reporter, Thomas Reese collects
Hawaii News Now has a story focusing on debate of same-sex marriage in Hawaii coming from religious leaders. Bishop Larry Silva issued a letter against
Lutheran pastor Eric Clapp notes on his blog that Robin Thicke is getting off easy while Miley Cyrus is being slammed for their duet performance
The reunification of the Diocese of Chicago and the Diocese of Quincy has been approved as required by a majority of bishops and standing committees
The Church of Nigeria is establishing its own cable TV channel. From Anglican Communion News Service: