Those who continue to do business with Israel, who contribute to a sense of “normalcy” in Israeli society, are doing the people of Israel and Palestine a disservice. They are contributing to the perpetuation of a profoundly unjust status quo.
After almost nine years blogging at the Episcopal Café and its predecessors, I have decided to pursue a new project. The news blogging team and I haven’t determined whether it is time to close the Café, and we’d like to hear from some of you before we make that decision.
Like many other people, we are trying to make sense of the frightening and deeply trouble events unfolding in Ferguson, Missouri in the wake of
The comedian Robin Williams has died. He was celebrated for stand-up routines as well as television and movie roles. Episcopalians may particularly remember his list
Rebecca Solnit has written a column for The Guardian called “To my dismal allies on the US left”, and while she is discussing secular politics,
Not long ago, a young girl named Charlotte wrote to the folks at Lego: I am 7 years old and I have LEGOs, but I
We haven’t had anything to say about the various controversies surrounding evangelical pastor Mark Driscoll partly because the rest of the internet has been say
Bishop Mark Beckwith has returned from a visit to Taize and written about the experience on his blog:
If you haven’t heard of the Jerusalem and Middle East Church Association, now would be a good time to familiarize yourself. The situation of Christians
Arthur L. Caplan, director of the Division of Medical Ethics at New York University’s Langone Medical Center’s Department of Population Health writes: