Author: John B. Chilton

Life with Bishop Paul Moore

This week in The New Yorker magazine, is an excerpt from Honor Moore’s book “The Bishop’s Daughter,” Moore writes about her father, the Episcopal bishop Paul Moore, his faith, and his secret, about her father’s public service and private life

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Which path will we walk?

The Rt. Rev. Mauricio de Andrade, primate of Brazil reflects on the Communion, Lambeth and those threatening a boycott. Which path will we walk? Who

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GAFCON re-arranged

The pre Lambeth conference sponsored by Global Anglican Futures Conference (GAFCON) has been re-arranged in response to the Archbishop of the Middle East and the

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Is Fairtrade fair?

A panel of Fairtrade farmers, business and Church leaders will question whether Fairtrade is more a niche ethical sector, soothing the consciences of rich consumers and raising supermarket bank balances, than it is a real catalyst for change

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Not locked out of church

More news on our story from yesterday about the church that allegedly locked out members. New information now comes from the diocese about these events.

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Usury prevalent in Christian conservative states

The natural hypothesis would be to assume that given Biblical condemnation of usury there would be aggressive regulation and less demand for payday loans in these states, but ironically, the numbers show the opposite is true. It’s sad that states with a pious and honorable religious heritage now disproportionately host predatory lenders.

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