This week’s review is “Free State of Jones,” a sobering look at a piece of Civil War history that’s not widely known. It’s probably a side of Confederate Mississippi many would like to keep quiet. If our nation were a family in therapy, not every family member would want to deal with this part of our history. But we must.
The World Council of Churches’ Central Committee in its recent meeting in Trondheim, Norway has held elections for its executive committee. Among those elected were Dr Agnes Abuom from the Anglican Church of Kenya and the Revd Rex Reyes Jr. from the Episcopal Church in the Philippines
The Rt. Rev. Edward L. Salmon Jr. died Wednesday after a battle with cancer. Salmon, 83, served from 1990-2008 as the 13th bishop of the Diocese of South Carolina.
The diocese of West Virginia and local congregations take action to respond to devastating floods across the state
Last week we had a story about a joint effort of the College for Bishops, The Episcopal Church Development Office and The Episcopal Church Foundation called Project Resource that seeks to change the culture of acquiring resources for ministry. A key part of Project Resource is the intentional evangelism program called Come and See. In this article, Project Resource’s chief architect The Rev Canon Charles LaFond explains “Come and See.”
Summer can bring a different shape and texture to our encounter with God. In this piece, Deacon Kevin McGrane reflects on on the power of storms and the inner working of the Spirit
We wrap Jesus up in a nice clean (or dusty) package so as to keep it from any kind of change. We humans love, love, love to domesticate God, describing God in detail, accommodating a certain nostalgia – when God is in fact a mystery
This week’s review is the Finding Nemo follow-up, Finding Dory. Where the delightful Blue Tang, voiced by Ellen DeGeneres, enlists friends old and new in a search for family
Betsy, Greg, Liz, and Martin reflect on the television anthology series Black Mirror and discuss how a show about the dark side of technology can reveal the dark side of humanity as well.