In an interview with the Church of Ireland Gazette, he said that although the two churches now work closely together on a daily basis it was a source of “pain” that they still could not share communion.
The Guardian reports that many communities across America are celebrating Indigenous People Day alongside the Federally recognized Columbus Day holiday; it is still a tiny number
The Archbishop of Canterbury will preach the sermon at the Consecration of the Immanuel Chapel at VTS, on Tuesday, October 13 at 10:00 a.m. VTS
The Christian Science Monitor has written a thorough piece on church decline, highlighting phenomena that may not surprise long-time readers of the Café; a partial list of those highlights
We take time to be in relationship with one another. We also need time to be in relation with all of creation, so that we
The Public Religion Research Institute publishes a graphic of the week. This week they are tracking the percentage of residents of each state in favor of legal marriage for same gender couples.
The influence of Christianity on the US is waning as the number of folks who are post-Christian has increased by 7% in just the last two years
After meeting in Wales, the Anglican-Oriental Orthodox International Commission has issued a common statement concerning one of the longest held riffs between certain Eastern churches & Western Christianity, the Incarnation of Christ.
The Episcopal Asiamerica Consultation was held over last weekend. The invited guests each spoke at various events of the Consultation and their presentations were captured on video. Included are the links to the videos that have been posted to the Episcopal News Service website.
A well-known scholar in the field of religious freedom, Dr Mark Juergensmeyer, chose at the last minute not to attend a conference at Brigham Young University when he was notified of a university policy which expels LDS students who lose or change their faith.