Diocese of Lexington elects Douglas Hahn
August 18, 2012
1 Comment
The Diocese of Lexington has elected the
The Archive
Author: Jim Naughton
The Bread of Life. What is it?
August 16, 2012
No Comments
What does Jesus mean when he says he is the bread of life? Barbara K. Lundblad, Professor of Preaching at Union Theological Seminary shares a
Bon Appétit: celebrating Julia Child
August 14, 2012
No Comments
August 15 is the 100th anniversary of Julia Child’s birth:
Camps for kids at risk
August 14, 2012
No Comments
The Boston program is among Episcopal initiatives, many of them at diocesan camps, spanning the country that offer summer fun and enrichment to youngsters who might be unable to afford them otherwise. Some provide general scholarship aid; others target particular populations, such as children with incarcerated parents.
Issues remain for deferred deportation program
August 14, 2012
1 Comment
Potential applicants for the program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals may be anxious to submit applications as soon as the system opens Aug. 15, but as the date approached, many issues remain unsettled.
Fracking or quaking the earth?
August 14, 2012
1 Comment
the Times Tribune of Corbin, KY:
Kenyan bishop refutes anti-gay comments attributed to him
August 13, 2012
2 Comments
attributed to Bishop Julius Kalu of Mombasa:
What’s the problem?
August 13, 2012
No Comments
Group-based problem solving requires the formulation of a problem statement that accurately and clearly describes the current condition the team wants to change. Otherwise, each team member engages in debate around closely related but ultimately separate problems.
Who chooses assisted suicide?
August 12, 2012
38 Comments
There were fears of a “slippery slope” — that the law would gradually expand to include those with nonterminal illnesses or that it would permit physicians to take a more active role in the dying process itself. But those worries have not been borne out, experts say.
Archives
Categories
©2006-2026 | Episcopal Cafe