From the Office of Public Affairs: Nourish: Young Adult and Campus Ministry Leadership Conference A special conference designed for leaders in ministry with young adults
After much ado about the lack of religion in the series, liturgy fans will have noted the (no spoilers!) major wedding was not only held in
The Episcopal Church issued a bulletin insert for March 6th, the fourth Sunday in Lent, to commemorate International Women’s Day, linking it to the liturgy
The center for the Episcopal church in Europe, the American Cathedral in Paris, played host to an Americana-themed collection last week, hosting the collective known as
In a piece titled “Why I Left the Right”, writer and doctorate of religious studies Susie Meister shares how her faith changed her political views and
Election season means a renewed interest in wages and inequality, but are we hearing real solutions to poverty, or just sound bites and buzzwords? Matthew
Carol Kuruvilla, the Religion Associate Editor at Huffington Post, has written an article were she claims that the relationship between Christianity and sex has not been the same for 2000 years as we are so often told.
For as long as TEC has been struggling with LGBT equality of all the baptized, so has the UMC. And like TEC’s overseas units, the UMC overseas units are more conservative than their US counterparts. Unlike TEC, the UMC overseas units are large enough that their representatives at the UMC quadrennial General Conference have so far been successful in preventing the UMC from embracing the full equality of its LGBT baptized. And the overseas units, unlike their US counterparts, are growing larger.
The 75 weeks of celebration drew on many different forms of raising awareness of the campaign and ultimately raising the funds. The goal was to raise $7.5 million. The ERD raised almost $8 million during that time.
The Rt Revd James Tengatenga, ACC chairman, affirmed the “right and responsibility” of Episcopal Church delegates to vote at the next ACC meeting. This directly contradicts