It remains unclear where, how, or when the ramped-up ICE raids predicted by the President’s twitter account will materialize; but in the meantime, churches are taking their members’ fears seriously, and offering sanctuary, solace, and counsel where they can.
The Presiding Bishop releases a video statement on the plight of migrants on the southern US border
The 42nd General Synod voted against Resolution A052-R2, which would have amended the marriage canon to allow for same-sex marriage, after the resolution failed to pass by a two-thirds majority in the Order of Bishops.
General Synod, politics in the pulpit, and saying goodbye to ministries – it’s our weekly roundup of stories you don’t want to miss.
This very question is the subject of two essays published this week. The first, “Christ and Care for the Marginalized” by Peter Robinson, is located
This week, Church Pension Group (CPG) released their annual report. The report, which has the subtitle “A Stable Presence,” details trends in investments, shares current
Bishop Goff navigates her flock through further drama in the Diocese of Virginia.
The Vestry minutes included in the recent return from the Library of Congress cover the establishment of the parish in 1732 until the disestablishment of the colonial church in 1785. George Washington was elected to the Vestry in 1762.
Bishops from all the dioceses in Texas have issued a joint statement decrying the inhumane conditions at our country’s borders; calling on state and national leaders to take action.
A process begun in 2003 looks little closer to fruition as Church of England fails to find a consensus