Larycia Hawkins, who left Wheaton College in the wake of controversy over her statement that Christians and Muslims worship one God, has been been named a Visiting Faculty Fellow at The University of Virginia.
In a letter to the diocese released yesterday, Bishop Cate Waynick of Indianapolis told the diocese that Bishop Ruben Akurdid of the diocese of Bor in South Sudan had written to inform her that their relationship would cease because of TEC’s moves towards marriage equality
“The two integrities proposed within our church should not be hermetically sealed internal sects within our church, but clergy and people living and worshipping together cheek by jowl agreeing to disagree about this as we do about so many other things, continuing to be in full communion”
“Your friends at the Acts 8 Movement are glad to offer the Episcopal Church a video for congregations to promote their Easter liturgies. The video above is our gift to you.”
Members of the Church need much prayer for strength to witness to their faith and for protection from the opposition. There have been martyrs since the Revolution, and the situation can only really be described, in human terms, as unpredictable.
Canticle Communications’ Jim Naughton, founder and former editor of Episcopal Cafe, sent this our way – “A Life of Grace,” a curriculum developed by two
Ian Markham, Dean and President of Virginia Theological Seminary looks at the phenomenon of Donald Trump and urges action to stand against the darkness and rage unleashed by his candidacy
Archbishop Justin Welby has announced six books as finalists in this annual prize for theological writing. From Anglican News: Archbishop Justin will be joined by
The law of the confessional has trumped the law of Louisiana in a February 26 court ruling. The ruling favors a Catholic priest, the Reverend
In an exchange in Britain’s House of Lords today, Archbishop of Canterbury the Most Reverend Justin Welby expressed concern for the unaccompanied children left in an increasingly