Fans of the PBS series Grantchester will have noticed that vicar-sleuth, Sidney Chambers, has a taste for whiskey and ale. But not sherry, which people assume must
Based on the novel “Sidney Chambers and the Shadow of Death,” by James Runcie, who based the character, in part, on his late father, Lord Runcie, the archbishop of Canterbury in the 1980s.
Rachel Held Evans interviews The Reverend Wil Gafney, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible at Brite Divinity School in Fort Worth, Texas. Gafney is an Episcopal
Nine of the best podcasts in 2014 according to RNS and Andrew Aghapour. It’s not just the twelve days of the Christmas season, it is
Photo credit Bethany Clarke/Getty Images Exciting news out of the Anglican Communion; the Canterbury Cathedral is the star of a new BBC2 documentary, chronicling a
What would you do with your never ending pasta pass from Olive Garden? Matt Tribe of Utah has been getting a lot of attention on
The power (and curse) of social media is again being debated during the Ebola crisis, especially after each new case in the US hits the front page.
The Steven Sotloff execution video, like the James Foley video before it, was made for you to see. The stolen celebrity nude photos were never meant for you to see. So should you?
(Photo: Marquette University alumni magazine) Daniel Burke of CNN has written a moving story of the faith of James Foley, the war photographer who was
American University United Methodist-Protestant Community offered a sermon series using the Game of Thrones. Here is their final summation: