Conservative former-Episcopalians may be impressed by the piety and theological purity of their African counterparts, but it can be shocking when they see what happens when American culture wars are exported.
The Episcopal Church has launched a web-page that brings together the church’s response to the earthquake in Haiti in one location.
The Hope Clinic in East Texas serves uninsured and under-insured 5000 patients in Shelby County, and is supported by the Episcopal churches in the Diocese of Texas.
Busingye Kabumba who teaches International and Regional Human Rights Law at Makerere University, Uganda says that the proposed anti-gay legislation ought to be rejected..
Grandmère Mimi over at Wounded Bird blog shares a letter from Bishop Jenkins to his diocese as he retires.
Here is the typical scenario when religion meets journalism: There are traditional believers holding the line against liberal activism. But it is never that simple.
Bishop Gregory Cameron says the proposed Covenant is for Anglican Consultative Council members only while some English evangelicals would love for the Church of England recognize ACNA separately from the Instruments of Unity.
Simon Tisdall, foreign affairs writer for the Guardian has an end-of-the-year list of international leaders that “messed up the most last year.” On his list
The latest annual survey by the American Historical Association says that younger historians are more likely than older ones to turn their sights on faith issues.
A former Episcopal priest is suing his own attorney, who is also lead counsel for the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh, for malpractice. But the move is controversial among members of the parish and others in the realignment movement who believe that Moyer is only after the money.