“The Asset Map is a visual catalog of The Episcopal Church at large, enabling diocesan leaders, church members and church seekers alike to see at a glance and in depth what the Church’s presence looks like in their area, both infrastructure and programs.”
Rachel Held Evans has been attending the Episcopal church for a while.
Calling the Reform Movement a “pioneer” in adapting ancient texts to embrace new realities in the way that people approach their faith, the Washington Post also recognizes work in this area from the Episcopal Church.
The Rt Rev Libby Lane preached her first sermon as Bishop on Sunday, the same day as International Women’s Day. Nearly 2,000 were in attendance at the installation, held at Chester Cathedral.
Writing in the Guardian, author and atheist John Gray criticizes the myopia of modern atheism, and traces the history of evangelical atheism from eugenics, scientism,
Randall Balmer, Episcopal priest and professor at Dartmouth, asks if any of us are fit to question if the President is Christian. Balmer remembers an evangelical
As the women of South Sudan we call upon all the women of South Sudan from all walks of life to forge a common agenda for peace. Our Tribe Is Women. We extend this call for solidarity and support to our sisters in Africa and the world especially on this International Women’s Day 2015.
In addition to Jesus’ preferential option for the poor, I also think he had a preferential option for women, revealing himself first, after his resurrection, to women.
The President marked the 50th anniversary of the civil-rights era March to Selma with inspiring words and a call to action, marking that love requires action on our part and that loving action is directed towards the other that together we might be made whole in community.
Well the first thing I wish the Church would process this new information is to consider the question: Why is it that it seems easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than it is to violate the civil rights of young black men?