Episcopal Relief & Development and Islamic Relief USA have launched a partnership to increase engagement among Christian and Muslim faith leaders to end gender-based violence in Liberia.
“Don’t expect things to happen overnight. . . We are committed to the Anglican Church. We believe in the importance of the Communion for the sake of the gospel and the world.” – Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church
Free online course led by Parker Palmer, theologian, author, and social justice activist being offered to teach ways to engage in productive political discourse and how to re-frame our approach to political thinking and conversation to produce better discussions, better politics, and better relationships.
In a statement, his Foundation said that yesterday’s operation was designed to “address the cause of recurring infections.”
Perhaps one of the most salient is the response of Scottish priest and blogger Kelvin Holdsworth, Provost of St Mary’s Cathedral in Glasgow. In his response, he brings up some important points that have little to do with the Bishop of Grantham and a great deal to do with the seemingly endless inability of some Anglicans to accept the innate, ontological nature of human sexuality.
LA artist Lisa Auerbach has a new work showing photographs of megachurches. What does the rise of the megachurch and its often sterile appearance say about contemporary concepts of God and church?
In a candid column (not unusual) about his own religion (not as usual), the New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof explores the current perceptions of religious
Trinity Wall Street and St. Paul’s Chapel in New York City will mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center
There is nothing quite like the experience of recognizing a kindred soul in the face of a stranger.
Hoping to prevent a repeat of last year’s deadly haj disaster, Saudi Arabia is focusing on crowd management ahead of this week’s pilgrimage.