In part 1, we presented the story of a young child named Dee and the roles of environment and poverty caused a medical condition that couldn’t be cured just by clinical intervention. In this video, from the Episcopal Health Foundation, we see can see and experience Dee’s story in another way.
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.
This week’s review is “The Revenant” a tale of revenge and surprising moments of grace
THE MAGAZINE by Maria Evans “Now such remarks have I wished to advance in defense of the flesh, from a general view of the condition
But really, shouldn’t this be expected? Our work for equality and full inclusion, on a communion-wide scale, is a kind of civil disobedience, and civil disobedience is often met with oppression and further injustice. But that doesn’t mean that we should disengage with the Anglican Communion because a couple of dozen men have sought to censure us.
This originally appeared as part of the Daily Sip, a ministry of St John’s Cathedral in Denver, CO by Charles LaFond I
In the Magazine we’re investigating “Brokenness.” In this piece, the author speaks of a powerful experience of transformation and redemption found through washing the feet of a stranger.