The story unfolding in South Carolina seems much less significant to me today than it might have three or five years ago. I’m glad for that. Still, I can’t help noticing that when the church decides that it has had about all it can take from a bishop like Mark Lawrence, Lawrence and his predecessors somehow always get the upper hand in the media.
Final Judgments in favor of the Diocese of Los Angeles and the Episcopal Church in cases regarding Long Beach and North Hollywood property disputes have been entered by the Orange County Superior Court.
The Diocese of Delaware is driving off into a new evangelism field… For $15,
Pat McCaughan of ENS writes on three ministries of the Episcopal Church that assist incarcerated women.
The Rt. Rev. Edward S. Little, Bishop of Northern Indiana, has issued a pastoral letter on the provisional liturgy of blessing same-sex unions. Bishop Little
My principal concern was to not leave unchallenged the assertion that the Episcopal Church is a unitary hierarchical organism at all levels, and that the dioceses are entirely creatures of General Convention. I viewed signing the amicus brief as consistent with my vow to uphold the doctrine and discipline of the Episcopal Church.
“Since when is being Christian all about worshiping Jesus instead of following him?” WWJDN is a four part web movie by filmmaker Rick Johnson, Emmy
From the Anglican Journal: The House of Bishops of the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone has voted not to ratify the election of Archdeacon
With disappointment, I report to you that we have been unable to reach a final settlement with the CANA congregation now known as the Falls Church Anglican. Their leadership has made it clear that they plan to pursue their appeal before the Supreme Court of Virginia unless the Diocese (with the Episcopal Church’s approval) pays them a significant sum of money; we both are unwilling to do so.
The Diocese of Los Angeles has won another appeal in the ongoing dispute with two breakaway congregations.