It’s a busy world out there, with a lot going on. It can be challenging to discern in the daily flow of events what might end up mattering the most down the road. But we’ll try anyway; here’s our roundup of what we thought were the stories we’ll be looking back on in the future.
In case you missed it, here are our top ten (plus a bonus) most-read stories from the previous twelve months
angels—angels!—are always at the most precarious places of life.
Jesus calls us to be part of a new community that follows God’s ways of love and puts them into practice. Each of us is a means of grace for all the other people God puts into our lives.
According to a memo filed by TECSC on December 7 in support of the motion. “It [the breakaway diocese] is undeniably causing irreparable harm to The Episcopal Church, and more locally, to TECSC and its Bishops. All that the Plaintiffs seek in this action is declaratory and injunctive relief, not damages.
Bishop Gunter of Fond Du Lac reminds of us the boldness of the claim that “Christ is Lord.”
Paul ponders what it means to be siblings in Christ
Bishops of Vermont and Central New York, both with DEPO relationships in Albany, respond to bishop Love of Albany’s directive against marriage equality in his diocese.
The Jesus Movement is all about following Jesus together, in the power of his Spirit of love. It’s about helping Jesus love our neighbors–ALL of them, and especially the least of these. It’s about sharing our stories of meeting Jesus and having him change our lives.
In a pastoral letter to his diocese, the Bishop of Albany has stated his refusal to live within Resolution B012 (Marriage Rites for the Whole Church) passed at General Convention last summer.