The Rev. Dr. Victoria Weinstein, an alum of Andover-Newton Theological School, reflects on today’s inauguration of the Rev. Martin Copenhaver as its president in the
As some Christians advocate for “just war” and claim airstrikes are necessary to support populations vulnerable to ISIS, where is the same level of global
Yesterday was the Feast of St. Francis. For many Episcopal Churches, the Feast of St. Francis is an opportunity to celebrate the Blessing of the
From Religion News Service: What does a map of the U.S. religious landscape look like in 140 characters?
The pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong have another dimension… “there is an undercurrent of another, much older tension: Between Christianity and Communist China.”
From the Huffington Post: It’s a match made in heaven! The world’s three Abrahamic faiths are bridging their great divide in a pretty wonderful way
Archbishop Justin Welby is interviewed by Canon Ian Ellis of the Church of Ireland Gazette.
The TREC town meeting was last night. It is taking a while to digest the implications. You can watch it again on-line.
Let me start as I will end this section: I support our LGBT community without condition. Period.
Here is an update on the goings on at General Seminary and further reflection on what the situation means for the rest of the church.