I looked at how the discussion had descended into diatribe and distraction, and I suddenly wondered what I was to do. Should I put my two cents in? If I did, would I be associating myself with the intemperance of the intemperate responders? Should I refrain, and allow both the assertions of the gadfly and the virulence of the intemperate to stand unchallenged?
Sure we talk about the issues confronting the Episcopal Church, and the tensions that are arise from them. And we cover the various viewpoints presented regularly in the blog-sphere. But this site is meant primarily to be a way to support Episcopalians in their daily life of faith, and more importantly, to present the Episcopal Church honestly to people who might not know much about it.
If you glance to your right, you’ll notice that our new video feature has made its debut. You’ll find a fresh segment in that slot every Monday morning. To find Daily Episcopalian and Speaking to the Soul, either scroll down, or click on those titles in the blue navigation bar on your left.
Through a partnership with Trinity Church Wall Street, the Episcopal Café will begin offering a weekly video feature produced by Trinity Television and New Media on Monday July 16.
A story on the Church of England’s General Synod that originally appeared in this space was out of date.
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The Diocese of Upper South Carolina is featuring the Café in its Web site spotlight. It’s always nice to be noticed, but that much nicer