A recent survey in Britain showed that most people didn’t really know the biblical nativity story. Instead, it showed that their knowledge of the Nativity
By Sam Ochstein Here’s a confession: I’ve always struggled with prayer. Big deal, you say. Lots of people struggle with prayer. Prayer is hard work.
The Magazine is the part of the Cafe that looks beyond the news to share the story of the Episcopal Church. Throughout each month will
Like many adults in the Episcopal Church today, I am not a cradle Episcopalian. I grew up in the Methodist church in my Southern California
Huzzah! From the Guardian: The Rev Libby Lane, a parish priest from Crewe, is the surprise choice for the Church of England’s first female bishop.
I’ve been trying to keep an eye on responses to the final report form TREC. Reactions have covered the gamut from enthusiastic to cynical, but
News sources in the UK are reporting that, just four weeks after the CoE’s General Synod changed Canon Law, the first female bishop is expected
We’ll be looking this over and listening for others’ voices as well, but in the meantime go and have a read. You can download it
LGBT issues are still emerging in Japan, but one Zen Buddhist temple is offering wedding ceremonies, even though Japanese law does not recognize same-sex marriage.
By Jim Friedrich How does the world perceive the church? How do we perceive ourselves? Using six photographs taken over the last ten years,