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Folks who contend that the Episcopal Church is an outcast in the Anglican Communion have some ‘splainin’ to do. Among the Primates who will be
Folks who contend that the Episcopal Church is an outcast in the Anglican Communion have some ‘splainin’ to do. Among the Primates who will be
The redoubtable Father Jake has compiled an impressive list of General Convention resources. This page is a must for the true Episcopal Church junkies, and
The Rt. Rev. Stacy Sauls, a candidate for presiding bishop, has written a lengthy essay in this month’s issue of his diocesan paper on what
The New York Times carries the first upbeat story about the battle against homelessness that I have read in a long time. It reads in
Stephen Bates, the religion reporter for The Guardian offers a rather tart appraisal of some of the more recent goings-on in the Church of England.
[ENS] At its General Convention next week, the Episcopal Church will launch a new grassroots partnership with ONE: The Campaign to Make Poverty History. The
When it comes to engaging your propensity for intellectually enriching procrastination, there’s no place quite like Arts and Letters Daily. A few morsels from today’s
Working the non-anxious presence beat, I came across this refreshingly calm perspective on the current divisions in the Anglican Communion from Marshall Scott, a hospital
The Washington Post found room on its front page today to inform us that some schools in the area give extra credit to children who
The liberal Center for American Progress has released a new report aimed at shifting the “values” debate onto turf more hospitable to Democratic candidates. Among