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Church communities at play
Michael Hanley, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon, made his pastoral visit to
Humans of New York
Blake I. Collier writes in Christ & Pop Culture on a group attempting to transcend the tendency to “demonize and dehumanize” the other. From the
Polls and opinions on sheltering children on our border
A number of reports on the ongoing question of children at the US border: The Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) reports:
How LGBT students are changing Christian colleges
Philip Francis, a professor of religious studies at Manhattan College, and Mark Longhurst, an ordained minister of the United Church of Christ in Williamstown, Massachusetts,
What we do and do not believe
In the NY Times, TR Luhrmann examines the phenomenon of ‘boggle lines’–the point at which someone draws the line between what can be accepted into
Welby asks the Pope to maintain unity
In the wake of the General Synod’s vote to allow the appointment of women to the episcopate in the Church of England, the Archbishop of
National Cathedral commemorates start of WWI
Yesterday, the National Cathedral marked the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War with a service of atonement. The whole service, said
Watch video of service celebrating anniversary of women’s ordination
Edit wars on Wikipedia’s religion pages
On Wikipedia, as in others parts of daily life, religion is a contentious topic. For some administrators of the sight who are also people of