Eighteenth century remains from a dissenters graveyard unearthed during construction in the English city of Wolverhampton were recently re-interred in a moving service at St John’s Church adapted from the 1662 BCP
I am trying so very hard to live out this statement – to not mind what happens to me. Some days hold more successes than others.
We review Beth Macy’s investigation of the roots and ravages of America’s addiction to opioids
Because of his baptism, water is forevermore a sign of his death and resurrection, of forgiveness, of discipleship, and of the gift of the Holy Spirit. Truly, when we are washed in the font, Jesus himself baptizes us, with the Holy Spirit and with fire.
A social scientist explores who joins and leaves the Episcopal Church and why
Every birth—especially that of Jesus—is also a kind of death. The arrival of a child disrupts our plans and ambitions and rearranges our priorities. It shows us our need for each other. It also shows us the true nature of power and authority, which is love.
Epiphany comes from the word for manifestation, not brightness. Can we see the making manifest of beauty or do we just look for sin?
Icon artist Mary Jane Miller contemplates the gifts that Mary offers to each of us