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Speaking to the Soul: The writing on the wall
From the Daily Office: Daniel 5:1-12 tells the story of Belshazzar’s feast, in which the king misappropriates the temple vessels for his own carousing, and
From the Daily Office: Daniel 5:1-12 tells the story of Belshazzar’s feast, in which the king misappropriates the temple vessels for his own carousing, and
Justin Welby met Iraqi Christian refugees in Amman, Jordan, today. He also visited Syrian refugees at the Zaatari camp, and met with King Abdullah II.
The disciplinary panel heard evidence in March, and is considering its verdict.
“I feel a strong kinship to the Gwich’in people – not only because I too have Indigenous heritage, but also because nine in ten Gwich’in are also my brothers and sisters in Christ as members of the Episcopal church.”
One hundred days into his term of office, Donald Trump continues to do well in the opinion of white evangelical Protestants.
One week after the #MarchforScience, Episcopalians took to the streets again to join in this weekend’s #ClimateMarch. Did you participate? How is your church addressing
The Most Revd David Chillingworth, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, responded this morning to a communique from GAFCON announcing the consecration of a missionary bishop,
Moral leadership does not happen on a continuum, DeShazier argued.
An Evensong service dedicated to blessing the asparagus harvest in Worcester, England, has been met with mixed reviews.
There has been a 20% rise in the number of people coming to St Mary’s on a Sunday since the controversy in January.