Everything changed for this Iowa nurse on April 3, when the Midwestern state’s Supreme Court unanimously ruled to overturn a ban on same-sex marriages. On that day, Pollard proposed to Gayla Snook, her partner of 10 years — three times, just because she could.
The Rev. Suzanne Guthrie, Edge of Enclosure has prepared a video just in time for General Convention.
Realism without hope is deadly. Hope without realism leads to wishful thinking. But put the two together and you have the elements of Christian realism
Wonder what it’s like to be an Episcopalian in Scotland? Wonder what lessons the Scottish church might mark from the American experience? The new Primate
We’ve been alerted by a number of readers today that the Diocese of Accra (in Ghana), part of the Anglican Province of Western Africa, has
As the Episcopal Church’s attention turns to the fast approaching meeting beginning in July, those who are new to the denomination, or those who haven’t
Last week two groups in the Anglican Communion published documents that seek to inform the discernment process regarding the full inclusion of Gay and Lesbian
We picketed bishops and Popes, stole their dresses, stood up at the consecration of the Eucharist and said the words out loud. We are the bad girls of Catholic feminism, and we have stood up, over and over again, for women’s freedom.
That’s the latest “Big Question” in celebration of the bicentenary of the birth Darwin on The Templeton Foundation website. Twelve scholars tackle the question.
The Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), meeting in Bedford, Texas, will elevate former Episcopal Church bishop Robert Duncan to Archbishop of a new body