Category: The Lead

Remembering Thurgood Marshall

Saint Augustine’s Church in southwest Washington, D. C., is attempting to have Thurgood Marshall commemorated in the Episcopal Church’s book of Lesser Feasts and Fasts . Last weekend, as part of the effort to keep the justice’s memory alive, members of the church participated in the dedication of a safety call box in his honor. Watch the video.

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Mental illness and ministry

The Rev. Kathryn Greene-McCreight, suffers from bi-polar disoder. The author of Darkness Is my Only Companion: A Christian Response to Mental Illness, spoke with HopeandHealing.org about mental health and the church.

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CofE database of clergy from 1540 to 1835

The database, so far featuring over 105,000 “clerical CVs” and counting, is intended to establish the ?rst clear picture of one of the most important professions, ?lling gaps in church history and providing a resource for academics, amateur historians and genealogists.

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Same-sex marriage, conscientious objection and the law

Some scholars are urging states considering same-sex marriage laws to include strong protections for religious organizations. Some are even suggesting protections for individuals and small businesses who offer services for weddings — like photographers, florists, caterers, bakers, wedding planners and musicians.

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Saturday collection 5/23/09

Here is our weekly collection plate, offering some of the good things that Episcopalians and their congregations have done that made the news this past

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Letter crisis

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Bishop Jenkins testifies on Capitol Hill

Bishop Charles Jenkins of Louisiana testified today before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure urging Congress to continue funding the Disaster Housing Assistance Program past August 31, 2009.

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Breaking: CANA priest, former ACI leader, indicted for theft

The Rev. Donald Armstrong was arrested Wednesday after a Grand Jury indicted him on 20 counts of felony theft charges, concluding a two-year investigation by the Colorado Springs Police into Armstrong’s financial conduct while head priest of Grace and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church downtown.

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Pause button in NH

A bill to legalize gay marriage in New Hampshire failed in the state House Wednesday by two votes but was sent back to a House-Senate conference to work out a compromise. If successful, the compromise should come back for a vote on June 3.

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