In the Magazine we’re exploring brokenness (and healing). In this piece we see how the Episcopal Health Foundation is working to address the root causes of community health issues in Texas.
This originally appeared as part of the Daily Sip, a ministry of St John’s Cathedral in Denver, CO by Charles LaFond In these weekly
This weeks review is “The Big Short;” a film whose biggest star is Greed.
Betsy, Greg, Liz, and Michelle discuss the themes of revenge and redemption in the award-winning film The Revenant.
Can a Harvard study on “toxic workers” have some application in the church?
“Select Committee met with all who requested an interview, as part of a process of listening to those with experience of living with same-sex attraction, either personally or closely connected with those who would be so identified. This was a creative and deeply moving process or engagement that left no one unaffected, even those who did not take part in the actual interviews, but, as members of the Select Committee, had access to the type-scripts afterwards. Witness from parents with children searching for their true sexual identity was particularly powerful, indeed, almost overwhelming.”
Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby has joined his voice to the ongoing tide of reflections on the just concluded gathering of Primates by posting his reflections on Facebook. You can read the whole thing here.
Or are the Primates here taking it upon themselves to speak for the whole Anglican Communion – that by “us” here they mean “Anglicanism”? If so, when and where, exactly, do they think they have received this mandate? Is a convenient crypto-papal ecclesiology at work here?
This week’s review is “The Revenant” a tale of revenge and surprising moments of grace
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