
Ruling: Evangelical Church Association now controls Episcopal/Anglican Church in Egypt
Anglican News reports: [ACNS, by Gavin Drake] The Bishop of Egypt, Dr Mouneer Anis, has called on Anglicans to pray and advocate with their local

Anglican News reports: [ACNS, by Gavin Drake] The Bishop of Egypt, Dr Mouneer Anis, has called on Anglicans to pray and advocate with their local

Rt. Rev. Pierre Whalon, bishop in charge of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe, has written on the emptying of “The Jungle,” the refugee

Chick was known for his Chick Tracts; controversial comics rooted in his own fundamentalist Protestant worldview. His tracts were notoriously anti-Catholic and also attacked Freemasons, Muslims, Jews, and other groups whose views he deemed contrary to his own evangelical brand of faith.

In a twist on the kind of city-vs-city betting we often see, the bishops of Chicago and Ohio have joined with ERD to use this historic World Series match-up to raise awareness and funds for Episcopal Relief and Development

“The ashes of the faithful must be laid to rest in a sacred place, that is, in a cemetery or, in certain cases, in a church or an area, which has been set aside for this purpose, and so dedicated by the competent ecclesial authority.” – the Vatican

Trinity Church in Manhattan, NY, known as Trinity Wall Street, has finalized plans for a new 26-story, multi-purpose building opposite the church at 74 Trinity

Christian hope echoing from the battleground city of Bartella, as church bells rang out after two years of silence

Even if you were sexist at St. George’s, much of the responsibility for creating the culture of the school rests on the adults in charge. You weren’t the one who thought up school-required situations like “Casino Night” where the new girls — 13-, 14-, and 15-year-olds — dressed as Playboy bunnies and pretended to hand out cigarettes and candy to our male classmates, dressed as blackjack dealers.

Executive Council calls on federal, state and local leaders to de-escalate their response to DAPL water-protector protests and praises native leaders for their “prayerful and non-violent presence”

The day included prayers for creation, music from the Philippines, a blessing of solar panels and a keynote from Former Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori