After making a pastoral visit to the Episcopal Bishop of Haiti, the Presiding Bishop, offers reflections on her visit and Episcopal Life offers new multimedia
“We must learn to work together amid unprecedented diversity. A little knowledge can be dangerous. But knowledge that builds understanding will equip us for the work we must do together.”
“Although much of the world’s focus is on the problems in Haiti, it is crucial that we do not forget those in need here at home.”
For the sake of the gospel and the building up of the Kingdom, the leader of the Methodist Church is willing to have the Methodist Church “go out of existence.”
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Talk with as many people as you can. Talk vertically, talk laterally.”
The program explores where God is in this devastating tragedy.
The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles reports on consents from Standing Committees of The Episcopal Church: Among the Standing Committees of
How many of us knew anything about the massive winter storms that have left the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation without power or water or heat for nearly two weeks? Why do some causes get snowed with aid while others don’t?