From Episcopal News Service: In a preliminary decision, a California court has ordered the return of 27 properties held by a breakaway group to the
From the Public Religion Research Institute: A new PRRI study, “I Know What You Did Last Sunday: Measuring Social Desirability Bias in Self-Reported Religious Behavior,
The Diocese of Virginia looks at five churches that have experienced growth in the past five to seven years and asked “How have these communities not only survived but even thrived during a time when many are struggling?”
Efrem Smith poses a radical idea: Instead of abandoning the city or giving over the urban church scene to a variety of small established- and store-front congregations that don’t make a dent in their communities, how about planting churches among the urban poor?
Fifty bishops and young adults, from 14 dioceses representing the Episcopal Church’s eight domestic provinces, gathered in Washington, D.C. recently to learn how to navigate the legislative process.
A huge proportion of newly married gay couples in the US are both middle aged and have been together a long time and given a choice they are choosing to opt in to marriage in an era when many young straight couples are choosing to delay marriage.
Brad Leland of Vox reports that “[a] major section of West Antarctica’s massive ice sheet is melting into the ocean, and it’s unlikely that anything
Carolyn Clement, the volunteer web and social media editor for Trinity Episcopal Church in Tarrifville, Connecticut and Laura Catalano, the volunteer web and social media
Think Progress: “[O]ur right to the free exercise of religion is co-equal to our right to life,” according to the campaign website of Ben Sasse,
Frank Mugisha, executive director of Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG) writes about the publication of a new report on the ways in which Uganda has become