Four murdered girls
September 15, 2013
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Today is the 50th anniversary of the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama that took the lives of four girls. Kim
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Tutu says Francis is a “tremendous breath of fresh air”
September 14, 2013
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu sat for an interview with Sarah Pulliam Bailey of Religion News Service on the occasion of the announcement that Butler University and
A continuing UTO board member makes a case for change
September 14, 2013
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One of the difficulties in making sense of the dispute that caused four members of the board of the United Thank Offering to resign in
An Alaskan chief returns home
September 9, 2013
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From the Fairfax Daily News-Miner: After more than half a century, the final chapter in a long unfinished story happily ended with the return home
My son wears a dress. Get over it.
September 9, 2013
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Matt Duron, police officer, writes on The Atlantic’s website about his gender creative son.
The dangerous environment of a kidnapped archbishop
September 9, 2013
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Jesse Zink’s forthcoming book Backpacking through the Anglican Communion includes a section that helps provide some background on the circumstances in which Archbishop Ignatius Kattey,
Should the UTO be independent?
September 9, 2013
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Tobias Haller suggests that the UTO, subject of an ongoing controversy (1, 2) would benefit from independence. He writes:
President of Episcopal Church Women on UTO developments
September 7, 2013
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A letter from the Rev. Deacon Nancy R. Crawford, President of the National Episcopal Church Women on “recent developments with UTO”:
What quality and skills would you most value in the next PB?
September 7, 2013
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The Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of a Presiding Bishop is asking for your opinion. They write:
Lending a hand in Syria
September 6, 2013
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Episcopal Relief and Development is working to provide humanitarian aid to Syria. Here is the latest from the staff of the Fellowship of Middle East
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