Bishop Mary Glasspool offers her thoughts on the Archbishop of Canterbury’s decision to not invite her spouse and the spouses of other LGBT bishops to 2020’s Lambeth Conference.
A 28-year-old man has been charged with murder and two others are in custody after 49 people were killed in shootings at two Christchurch mosques. Police Commissioner Mike Bush said as of 9pm 49 people had lost their lives in the shootings
Hollerith writes, “We find ourselves in a moment in which schools, churches, universities and others are reckoning with painful cases of abuse, assault or harassment from years past. Of all the institutions in our public life, the church must be held to the highest standards of accountability, protection and justice, particularly when it involves situations involving children or minors.”
New York State Supreme Court judge today dismissed substantially all the claims in a lawsuit against the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society (DFMS), the corporate name of The Episcopal Church, filed by Bishop Stacy Sauls, who was removed from his post as chief operating officer in April 2016.
In response to the United Methodist Church’s recent decision to continue to disallow the ordination and marriage of LGBTQ people of faith, Union Theological Seminary is telling the stories of its students, faculty and staff who are part of those communities.
The Anglican Communion’s Environment Network offers a set of daily challenges linked to weekly themes: plastic bottles and lids, food shopping, bathroom, kitchen, clothing and kids.
Some of the stories, big and small, from the around the Episcopal Church, Anglican Communion, and the world
As today’s Google Doodle reminds us, March 8 is International Women’s Day. In keeping with the spirit of the day and raising up female voices, there
The Rt. Rev. Susan Bell, Bishop of Niagra, sees social media use as a way of reaching new people and noted,
“For Anglicans in particular, the Reformation taught us that communicating the gospel in the vernacular was a core value…Well, social media is the vernacular now, and we are bound by our polity, tradition and the Great Commission to preach the gospel to the whole creation using whatever tools the Lord makes available to us.”
“You can speak with God in your own language, that language you completely understand because you grew up with it.” – Mohsen Chinaveh