“What I’ve come to understand after attending General Convention three times is that the Episcopal Church is about as diverse a body of faithful people as a denomination can be and still consider itself to be one church.”
Betsy, Greg, Kyle, and Mike explore comic book mythology and discuss how it informs our use of biblical narratives in our churches.
Writing at Ministry Matters, and just in time as many congregations begin planning stewardship campaigns, Rebekah Simon-Peter offers some insight and reflection on how many
The Diocese of London is committed to reopening 100 churches and has recently published a book telling some of their stories.
New Zealand based blogger on all things liturgical, Bosco Peters has returned from sabbatical, energized to take up his cause of strengthening spirituality through better worship.
For 12 years, I worked at a church organ company where many of my associates were musicians whose work included providing wedding music. In June, I asked several of them to share the most memorable marriage ceremonies they had witnessed from the bench.
In the Magazine this month we’re looking at the experience of General Convention. In this post, first time deputy Katherine Karr-Cornejo reflects on her time as a deputy and the ways in which Twitter opened up the conversation of GC to the whole church.
At the Magazine this month, we’re exploring the experience of General Convention. In this piece, Kristin Fontaine recounts experiencing GC through social media and how that brought her closer to her mother
Amidst all of the big box office draws this summer comes a lovely little movie about the heart and soul of the human condition…love.
But while the convention was charging us to go in one way, there were signs that we have serious signs of dislocation that threaten to keep us stuck in spiral of institutional struggle and scarcity thinking.