The New York Times profiles the newest Secretary of Health and Human Services, Sylvia Mathews Burwell. She grew up in Hinton, West Virginia where she and her family attended Ascension Episcopal Church.
Dylan Matthews of Vox writes that there is an increasing body of evidence suggesting that simply giving poor people money is an effective means of
In his long career, Del Glover has served as a vice president for DuPont, chief operating officer at both Trinity Wall Street and the Riverside
Gerry Lynch, a friend of this blog, and communications director for the Diocese of Salisbury in the Church of England has written a brief essay
Emma Green of The Atlantic writes: In an interesting new survey, the Public Religion Research Institute found that 10 percent of Americans believe business owners
Paul Raushenbush, executive religion editor of The Huffington Post writes:
As part of the Skoll World Forum, Former Prime Minister of Norway Gro Harlem Brundtland discusses her non traditional upbringing, her unexpected entry into political
Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller doesn’t know the answer, but in her On Faith op-ed, she hopes they will be waiting:
The Rev. Jason Cox, on The Diocese of Washington’s blog, reacts to the many “Church is dying” stories (including Episcopal Cafe covered posts “The Church
Casey Blake of the Citizen-Times reports that the clergy from All Souls Episcopal Cathedral in Asheville have joined as plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit challenging