The event was hosted by the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity (Anglican/Episcopal) in Paris, and led by a panel of Muslim theologians who are members of the World Union of Experts of Islam for Peace and Against Violence. Roman Catholic and Protestant leaders also attended the gathering.
During and following a lecture on November 17, Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, spoke to the media’s dehumanization of ISIS: Instead, journalists should ‘attempt
The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs has announced two webinars being presented by the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society on November 19 and 23.
The Rt Rev Stacy Sauls, Chief Operating Officer of The Episcopal Church, Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society, reports on tenants of the building at 815 Second Avenue in New York City.
Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s historic ties to Lexington, Va., are strong: the town contains Washington and Lee University’s campus (as well as Virginia Military
Helene Muyal-Leiris was one of 89 killed in the Bataclan attack on Friday night in Paris, and her widowed husband’s message to her killers is
Anne Perkins, a writer for The Guardian, writes in “How to talk with your children about the Paris attacks” that In the US, where schoolchildren
The 2016-2018 triennial budget, passed by General Convention, mandated that office space at the Episcopal Church Center be rented at market rate in order to
Peace for Paris image by artist Jean Jullien In his Loose canon column for the Guardian, Dr. Giles Fraser opines that the narrative of radicalization is a
Writing on her blog, Maggie Nancarrow explores the challenge that some politically progressive Christians have in defining their faith. She describes the negative definition (“I’m a Christian