Pastors say “No marriages” until marriage equality achieved
The Advocate reports that two UCC pastors will stop performing marriages until California reverses Proposition 8 and the court decision that upheld it.
The Advocate reports that two UCC pastors will stop performing marriages until California reverses Proposition 8 and the court decision that upheld it.
Bishop Edwin Gulick, provisional bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, says that he will soon begin the required deposition process for the 72 clergy who left the Episcopal Church to join the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone. but has offered one more chance for these priests and deacons to clarify their intent to remain in the Episcopal Church or not.
We have stopped charting every twist and turn in the Rev. Kevin Thew Forrester’s saga, but the decison of the Bishop and Standing Committee of the Diocese of Los Angeles to withhold consent to his election is a serious blow to his chances of being confirmed. .
Bishop Leo Frade appeared on television to explain the circumstances surrounding the reception of Father Alberto Cutie into the Episcopal Church.
Updated. The bench warrant for the Rev. Donald Armstrong has been quashed.
There are nine Christian theological graduate schools and seminaries in the Boston area and many of them are exploring mergers and other ways to deal
KKTV in Colorado Springs, CO reports that the police have issued a warrant for the arrest of the Rev. Donald Armstrong, who left the Episcopal Church to join the more theologically conservative Convocation of Anglican Churches in North America (CANA), for failure to appear at a hearing on Wednesday.
The Waters of Hope cycling tour is the brain child of a campus Episcopal minister from Columbia, Mo. Last year’s ride raised $65,000, and this year organizers hope to top that.
For starters, with Sotomayor this makes for a serious one-two punch with Latinos. It’s very interesting that he’s a theologian rather than your basic Catholic pol or lawyer type. … This strikes me as the shrewdest of moves, and one that will cause no end of teeth-grinding on the Catholic right, including the likes of Archbishop Burke.
The Rev. Alberto Cutié, the celebrity priest removed from his Miami Beach church after photos of him kissing and embracing a woman appeared in the pages of a Spanish-language magazine earlier this month, will leave the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami to join the Episcopal Church.