Ken Wilson, Co-Pastor of Blue Ocean Faith in Ann Arbor, says it is time progressive Evangelicals and mainline Protestant churches to come together and learn from each other. But first, they will have to overcome some stereotypes.
Daniel McNeel ‘Neel’ Lane, Jr., has been appointed the new chair of Episcopal Relief & Development’s Board of Directors, effective November 1.
As part of its recent Diocesan convention, the Diocese of West Virginia invited all the congregations of the diocese to bring canned food to distribute to food-banks in the vicinity of the convention site at Pipestem Resort State Park. As an incentive, it was decided that a prize would be rewarded to the congregation that brought the most cans-per-member
A Vermont news site, looking at stained glass windows in a former girls’ school owned by the Episcopal Dioceses of Vermont, wonders if they weren’t meant to foster an early kind of feminist empowerment.
According to Stanford University news, noted french philosopher René Girard has died, aged 91 years. René Girard was one of the leading thinkers of our
The Pew Research Center released a report yesterday stating that the U.S. public is becoming less religious, though a closer look at that reveals a
The fortress was built 2,000 years ago by King Antiochus Epiphanes, and until now its location has been unknown: Many thought it stood in what is
The Lutheran Church of the Holy Comforter in Baltimore, Md., is selling its buildings and moving in with the Episcopal Church of the Nativity in
The Bowery Residents’ Committee (BRC) of New York City is building a new and different residential center with the support of Trinity, Wall Street, combining
“Attracted by the lighthouse beam, the refugees that land on the rocky shore are soaked through, tired and hungry. ” – Us