Two recent articles, at NBC news and the Washington Post, inspired by the work of political scientist and author Robert Putnam (best known for his book Bowling Alone) have looked into the idea that declining religious participation is potentially a contributing factor to the rising wealth-gap.
More committees and commissions have added their reports to the Blue Book for General Convention. Available now are: Standing Commission for Small Congregations– posted 3/27/15
The South Dakota Capital Journal reports on a monthly hymn sing that helps keep Dakota language alive: …recently, for Native Americans who grew up speaking and
These words and images are gathered with respect, playfulness, and reverence for life. Our hope is to open conversations among people of many persuasions who have more in common than we often realize.
In 2014, Earth Hour broke all records of mass participation by mobilising hundreds of millions of people to become everyday super heroes for the planet and was celebrated in 162 countries and territories and over 7000 cities and towns.
I just signed this petition. : Move the @NCAA Out of #Indianahttp://t.co/dzjIqUVzWW via @moveon#Pence#BoycottIndiana#rfra — Thomas Ely (@BishopVT10) March 27, 2015 Posted by John B.
University of Washington Professor David Montgomery is a geologist who thinks about how theology and science inform each other.
Diocese of Christchurch Bishop Victoria Matthews has encouraged her diocese to consider a design by New Zealand architect Sir Miles Warren to rebuild the diocesan cathedral in the city’s Cathedral Square.
Derek Olsen reflects on what an Anglo-Catholic future looks like in the Episcopal Church.
Bishop Catherine Waynick of the Diocese of Indianapolis responds to Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act signed into law today: That this is terrible for business is