Coming Out: Episcopalians and Mental Illness
June 1, 2014
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One of the great gifts of being in Christian community is celebrating the love that surrounds us on every side. And yet, many of our
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Summer of Scripture ’14!
June 1, 2014
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Today is the kickoff for the Summer of Scripture in Madison, Wisconsin. Led by Jonathan Melton and Dorota Pruski, young adults from the University of
Church garden offers the gift of tranquility for all
May 31, 2014
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St. Gregory’s Church in Woodstock, N.Y., offers amazing sacred space in its lush and peaceful gardens. From Hudson Valley magazine:
As World Cup approaches, churches launch campaign to protect children
May 31, 2014
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Churches in Brazil are working together to battle child sex abuse during the World Cup games, which begin June 12. From Religion News Service:
What needs to die to keep church alive
May 31, 2014
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Laurie Brock, at the blog Dirty Sexy Ministry, believes some things “have lived w-a-y beyond their expiration dates in the Church.” These include half-baked liturgy,
Most physicians would choose non-invasive end of life care for themselves
May 31, 2014
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A new study says that nearly 9 in 10 young physicians just finishing up their residencies or fellowships would not want to receive life-prolonging CPR or cardiac life support if they were terminally ill and their heart or breathing stopped, even as they would continue to order such procedures on most of their patients.
Sewanee grants request for same-sex blessing in All Saints’ Chapel
May 30, 2014
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Via email, a message from the Vice Chancellor of The University of the South: Dear Members of the Faculty and Staff, Last week I wrote
Admitting what terrifies us and allowing God to heal
May 30, 2014
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Rhonda Mawhood Lee had a fear of singing in public and in overcoming her phobia she learned “to trust God’s power to heal a small yet deeply felt past hurt, {and] understood anew our Christian proclamation that strength is found in vulnerability.”
A different vision of Christ
May 30, 2014
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National Catholic Reporter tells the story of Toua Vang, an Episcopal priest serving the Hmong community in Minneapolis.
Religion covered in AP Stylebook
May 30, 2014
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Even though there are fewer religion reporters than ever, the everyday journalist and writer can now learn a little more though the 2014 AP Stylebook.
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