After almost nine years blogging at the Episcopal Café and its predecessors, I have decided to pursue a new project. The news blogging team and I haven’t determined whether it is time to close the Café, and we’d like to hear from some of you before we make that decision.
Like many other people, we are trying to make sense of the frightening and deeply trouble events unfolding in Ferguson, Missouri in the wake of
Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, has filed a federal lawsuit that claims “JPMorgan caused the church trusts to lose approximately $13 million in value.” From Tim
The Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of the Presiding Bishop calls for nominees
“Hands-up”…chanted and displayed…has become the major form of protest in Ferguson. Matt Pearce in the LA Times:
From The Episcopal Church, Office of Public Affairs, Tuesday, August 12, 2014:
Notable evangelical leaders are heading to Israel to take part in a “Christians in Solidarity with Israel” tour:
In the wake of the Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, MO, faith leaders are responding including the Rev. Mike Kinman of Christ Church Cathedral:
The Rev. Churck Currie, a United Church of Christ minister, reflects on Robin Williams and his father:
The comedian Robin Williams has died. He was celebrated for stand-up routines as well as television and movie roles. Episcopalians may particularly remember his list