After reassuring supporter around the world last week that reports of his death were premature; Desmond Tutu has now left the hospital and returned home.
At the recent meeting of the The Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops, the bishops declared Sunday Sept 25th as “Social Media Sunday,” and the Acts 8 Movement has some ideas for you
Welcome back from our summer break: it’s the Priest Pulse back-to-school episode! Featuring Dr’s Karyn Wiseman and Elesha Coffman and an interview with Derek Olsen about his book “Inwardly Digest: the Prayer Book as Guide to a Spiritual Life”
Introducing 2FAB – Two Feminists Annotate the Bible. Join Jordan and Luci as they work their way through the Bible, bringing their deep faiths and a feminist eye to the stories of God and God’s people. In this episode; Joseph and his journey to Egypt
At the Magazine this month we’re interested in exploring the Church’s voice in the public sphere. One of the lesser known arms of the Episcopal Church is the Episcopal Public Policy Network, which seeks to influence the public policy debate. We’ve invited Lacy Broemel, a Refugee and Immigration Policy Analyst in the Office of Government Relations to share what kind of work the EPPN is doing.
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This week’s review is ‘Sully,’ the story of the amazing 2009 crash landing of an airliner in the Hudson River on the west side of Manhattan starring Tom Hanks as flight captain Sully Sullenberger
Betsy and Greg along with guests Jon White (Managing Editor of Episcopal Cafe, and Tripp Fuller (Host of Homebrewed Christianity) talk about podcasting and how this medium opens up avenues for creative storytelling in the life of the Church.
In an ecumenical cricket fundraiser, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s team earns a solid victory over the Vatican
Board chairs provide update on the transition process at EDS, but final goal still undecided