Two days after he was consecrated as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida, Gregory Brewer was marching Monday with the crowd demanding justice for Trayvon Martin.
by George Clifford Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams’ announcement that he would step down from his post at the end of 2012 pleased me and
The Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops will be gathering for its final meeting before the 2012 General Convention Friday March 16 through Tuesday March 20. According to a draft schedule that was posted online, here is some of what is on their agenda.
Two of Maryland’s three Episcopal bishops said yesterday that they will allow diocesan clergy to solemnize same-gender marriages now that marriage equality has been signed into law.
I hear him saying that that not only would the proposed Covenant change relationships, but that indeed it already has, and that it is hoped that staking a claim based on conscience will not prove any further relational injury.
The bishops who serve dioceses in the state of Washington both support the newly passed and signed law for marriage equality according to
The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Shelby, North Carolina recently hosted a forum for opponents of a ballot initiative that would make same-sex marriage
“They are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for equal treatment. They are asking to be accountable, as a couple, in community. ”
But for me, the bottom line is not which denomination is winning members from the other, but rather whether we are doing the work that Jesus called us to do.
Bishop Sutton of Maryland today announced a settlement over real and personal property issues with an Anglican Use congregation, Mount Calvary in Baltimore.