…there are signs that clouds are gathering on another front, between male clergy and a growing number of female clergy who hold more progressive views across the board and who have significantly different political priorities than their male colleagues.
Terry Martin, Evangelism Officer for the Episcopal Church, follows up on the Bishops’ Pastoral Letter. He offers some “meat” for the thoughts contained in the
In February The Lead reported that the Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem was denied entry into Gaza when he and others were on their way to
Since 2003 the unilateral revisionist actions of The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church Canada have torn the fabric of our common life. While the Church of Nigeria stands resolutely and uncompromisingly on the truth of the Holy Scriptures and the Lordship of Jesus Christ endless meetings and repeated communiqués have done nothing to bring restoration of our beloved communion.
You’ve only got a few hours left to enter March Gladness. Episcopal Cafe is supporting March Gladness, a clever initiative by Episcopalians for Global Reconciliation
In a time of anxiety and fear the Holy Spirit invites us to hope. Anxiety, when voiced in community can be heard, blessed and transformed into energy and hope, but if ignored, swallowed or hidden, fear and anxiety can be corrosive and lead to despair
Introducing American Friends of the Episcopal Church of Sudan (AFRECS). It’s been around since 2005. AFRECS’s goals are to:
Trinity Wall Street reports $2 million in grants in 2008 going to Anglican Communion partners in the provinces of Uganda, Kenya, Central Africa and Sudan, among others.
(Updated: the Associated Press included an item about March Gladness at the bottom of its weekly round-up of religion briefs.) Episcopal Cafe is supporting March
On Wednesday, March 11, the California Supreme Court dismissed the petition for review that had been filed by the former members of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Fallbrook. “I am overjoyed with this result which will finally allow the Episcopalians of St. John’s to return to their church,” said Bishop Mathes.