In the Magazine this month we’re exploring story-telling and the ways we craft the narratives that give meaning to our lives. In this piece Anne Smith speaks of the lies that depression tells that blind us to God’s abundant grace.
So when the next group raises its voice, perhaps we should try another way. For us, the beauty of this other way is that it’s actually Episcopalian (or, more broadly, Anglican)
For this weeks review, our Faith Reel reviewers check out HBO’s new series “Show Me a Hero” from David Simon, creator of “The Wire.”
Young adults 18 to 30 years old are invited to apply for a Young Adult Pilgrimage to Ferguson, MO on October 8 – 12 sponsored by the Episcopal Church
Between now and the end of the year, the Church will witness the installation of the 27th Presiding Bishop, the consecrations of two bishops, the election of one bishop, and the consent processes underway for two bishops-elect will draw to a close.
In tip to ecumenical efforts, the Vatican has announced its support to change the name of a Roman plaza to honor Martin Luther
Chinese officials arrest activists and human rights lawyer in ongoing campaign aimed at Christian churches
British Library has lent the Codex Sinaiticus to the British Museum for exhibit on faith traditions in Egypt
Fuzzy boundaries between church and state in Nigeria cast a shadow over Anglican church which received millions from brutal military regime in the 1990’s.
NPR speaks with Michael Kimmel, who is Director of the Center for Study of Men and Masculinity at Stony Brook University and who will be working with St Paul’s school in New Hampshire to address the allegations of rape and and a culture of sexual abuse.