The Family Research Council thinks that the American family is in the worst shape ever.Just don’t look too closely at the FRCs own definition of where intact families live and the religious patterns in those areas.
When an atheist group bought ads on Fort Worth city buses, local pastors protested. Rather than pull the ads, the local transit authority will ban all ads with any religious content.
News from Episcopal Divinity School that describes the work they’ve done to turn back debt and increase fundraising.
The legal troubles for a former Episcopal priest who pleaded no contest to a charge of embezzling $400,000 from his parish are not over. The local DA is seeking restitution for the costs of prosecution.
As the last issue of Episcopal News Monthly goes to press, a new, independent paper prepares to fill the gap.
The Right Reverend Nicholas Baines, Area Bishop of Croydon, has been appointed the next Bishop of Bradford. Baines keeps the blog Northern Lights, and is a regular writer, broadcaster and tweeter.
The story of the Nativity began to unfold on Twitter on Wednesday through “The Natwivity.”
The Rev. Jane Shaw, Pakistan’s first and only female Anglican priest, has warned that persecution of Christians in the country is prompting talented potential future church leaders to settle abroad.
Starting Monday, January 3, 2011, orders for Episcopal Relief and Development’s posters, brochures, gifts and the coffee (don’t forget the coffee!) will be handled by Episcopal Media Center of Atlanta.