First saint of the SBNR?
August 23, 2013
No Comments
There is a whiff of transcendence in the new biopic about Steve Jobs and Jeffrey Weiss wonders what that says about how spirituality operates in our culture.
The Archive
Menu
Author: Theresa Johnson
Will Americans tune in Al-Jazeera America?
August 23, 2013
2 Comments
Al-Jazeera America began broadcasting on August 20th. But will Americans tune in?
Catholic nuns continue to resist ‘reforms’
August 23, 2013
No Comments
Despite attempts by the Vatican to rein in women’s religious orders, Catholic Religious Women continue claim to the right to ‘faithful dissent.’
Prayer kept her calm
August 23, 2013
1 Comment
Antoinette Tuff talks about her encounter with Michael Brandon Hill after he came into Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy in Decatur with military style weapons and 500 rounds of ammunition.
Taxpayers subsidize churches $82.5 billion! (Or do we?)
August 23, 2013
17 Comments
A recent study suggests that the American taxpayer subsidized religion to the tune of $82.5 billion per year. But is that a bad thing? The sponsors of the study say it is.
Bringing together work and discipleship
August 16, 2013
1 Comment
Michael Kruse presents six ways congregations can help people integrate work life and the life of faith.
Persecution versus mere inconvenience
August 16, 2013
No Comments
In his conversation with Rabbi Julia Neuberger at the Edinburgh international book festival, former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams spoke about pop spirituality and voiced skepticism about claims that Christians in the UK are persecuted
The slow-fuse of conscience
August 16, 2013
2 Comments
The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has admitted his concerns about having let LGBT people down during his time in office.
About those post cards…
August 16, 2013
19 Comments
Updated: The Episcopal Church has produced advertising that can be used as post cards, print ads or billboards. Are they clever and witty…or snide and unwelcoming?
Episcopal Church names Poverty Missioner
August 16, 2013
1 Comment
The Rev. Canon Mark Stevenson has been appointed the Episcopal Church’s Domestic Poverty Missioner. Currently Canon to the Ordinary in the Diocese of Louisiana, he led the dioceses response to Hurricane Katrina and transformed the disaster response into a ministry that addresses poverty on many levels.
Archives
Categories
©2006-2024 | Episcopal Cafe
Menu