As the most recent TREC paper continues to settle into people’s consciousness, reactions continue to pour in. We’ve rounded up several for your reading pleasure:
After the passage of the draconian anti-gay measures in Nigeria and Uganda, the Anglican churches in those countries continue to react. Thinking Anglicans reports that
The NY Times reports on the ministry of the Rev. Donna Mote, a chaplain at Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport. Along with providing spiritual comfort and
A former missionary for the Presbyterian Church has some thoughts about the American habit of attributing all economic good fortune to God’s favor. He argues
Last week, the Episcopal Diocese in South Carolina gathered for its 223rd annual convention and approved of five new Episcopal missions:
Bishop Scott Benhase of Georgia and bishop Robert C. Wright of Atlanta have written a letter in opposition to HB 875 in the Georgia legislature.
Giles Fraser, former canon chancellor of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, laments cuts to cathedral choirs in the Church of England:
Martha Bourlakas, a writer, mother of three, and wife of bishop Mark Bourlakas of Southwestern Virginia, offers a new perspective on Lent and what it
Are Ashes To Go really such a great idea? The Rev.Michael Sniffen of The Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew in Brooklyn is not
This just in from blogger Kristin Howerton: “PRESS RELEASE: Blogger loses will to write/live after being asked to weigh in on proposed gay discrimination laws: