Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori has written to Nigerian Primate Peter J. Akinola asking him to reconsider plans to install Martyn Minns as a bishop in the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA), an action she says “would violate the ancient customs of the church” and would “not help the efforts of reconciliation.”
“In showing their willingness to take on such risks, the people in these parishes are making a strong statement against friends, acquaintances, and members of their own families who are gay or at least sympathize with gay people—sons, daughters, aunts, uncles, cousins, and siblings.”
The Anglican Church of Canada’s House of Bishops has released a pastoral statement on same-sex blessings that will be sent to delegates of General Synod.
The “Steering Committee of the Windsor Bishops” has written to the Archbishop of Canterbury affirming its support of the Windsor Report, according to a report published in Living Church.
A stalwart group at Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall’s former parish, St. Augustine’s in Southwest D.C., is fighting to keep his legacy alive. In January
Thomas E. Breidenthal became the ninth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio on April 28 at the Ohio State University campus.
What can Episcopalians who have taken sides in our current conflict actually agree on theologically? An Episcopal seminarian and blogger has invited other Episcopalians to
“Births, deaths and marriages. They’re the only events that get most people in the UK through church doors these days and even that is too
The Cafe is still developing its pop music chops. So we are four months late in noticing Rickie Lee Jones’ spooky, fascinating new album The
The bishops of Central Africa released a letter last week on the crisis in Zimbabwe. It has widely been interpretted as supportive of President Robert