Archbishop Desmond Tutu says he won’t be attending Nelson Mandela’s funeral because he was not invited. The Associated Press has the story:
Are our deepest feelings just the product of brain chemistry? Graham Lawton of Slate kicks that idea around with Patricia Churchland, author of Touching a
A delightful blog post by Conor Gwin: In the bubble of seminary you quickly discover that everyone wants to know where you stand on the
Six years ago, Ann Fontaine wrote an essay on Blue Christmas services that has become one of the most popular pieces in the Cafe’s not-quite
There is a particular sort of violence encountered by women who work in the church, writes Laurie Brock at the blog of the Episcopal Church’s
The Task Force for Re-imagining the Episcopal Church is about to start getting specific. Mary Frances Schjonberg writes: Beginning with a letter to the church
The Rev. Lester V. Mackenzie, a native South African, has written a lovely meditation on Nelson Mandela for the House of Deputies site. Mackenzie, a
Four Episcopal Church leaders have signed a letter from Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence to every member of Congress urging them to support legislation
Congregations must change–drastically–according to what I think it is fair to call conventional wisdom that has coalesced with increasing speed among church leaders over the
The New York Times yesterday published a story on how nudging is saving the United Kingdom. Okay, a bit of an overstatement. The story is