We covered the news Thursday that Dean Phillip Linder was suspended from his ministry as Dean of the Cathedral in Columbia. The conflict is being
The Arcus Foundation has granted external funding to help support the work of Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music over the next three years as it responds to the charge assigned it by General Convention and resolution C056.
Peter Wallace, writing at the Huffington Post, reminds us, through the words of national and international voices of advocacy, that we must not turn aside from our commitment the Millennium Development Goals.
Forty-five young people from the three Episcopal dioceses of North Carolina are taking a Freedom Ride, are taking a 500-mile pilgrimage to learn about North Carolina’s racial history.
Will military chaplains abandon their posts if “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is repealed? Despite some outlandish claims by the opponents of repeal, the role of military chaplains will not change.
The Order of the Holy Cross will sell the Santa Barbara property where the Mount Calvary Retreat House and Monastery was located and which was destroyed in a 2008 brush fire.
Former BP executive John Browne describes how he was outed and how this became a blessing.
Trinity Wall Street has posted videos created by their Television and New Media Department depicting mission around the world undertaken by Anglicans. The videos remind us that the beating heart of Anglicanism is mission.
The Very Rev. Philip C. Linder, dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, was suspended today by the new bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina, apparently over a leadership dispute between Linder and the vestry of the downtown Columbia church.
Human rights organizations estimate that around three million Zimbabweans have fled hard times and political oppression in their own country to work in neighboring South Africa, which itself has high unemployment.