“Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, whose riveting sermon at the royal wedding ‘stole the show,’ according to the British press, and raised his profile as a progressive religious voice” was named Religion Newsmaker of the Year by members of the Religion News Association.
A letter from the presiding bishop concerning Shannon Johnston’s decision to resign this autumn as the XIII Bishop of Virginia.
Bishop Curry’s sermon was also an invitation to the Church to rediscover the power of love
Christianity is about breaking down barriers. God created us all. Meghan and Harry are already related.
Episcopal bishops offered words of encouragement in the face of frustration over the progress of civil rights, social justice, and civility in the United States over the Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday weekend.
The Most Rev. Michael Bruce Curry, primate and presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, delivered a message of love, encouragement and equality
I really believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ matters, and that its presentation by the Episcopal Church matters, profoundly and critically, in these times in which we’re living. Let me show you what I mean.
In 1995, preaching on a text from the Book of Exodus, Father Curry reminded the congregation that Harriet Tubman is remembered as “the Moses of her people” for her role in freeing slaves. “There’s always a new Pharaoh,” Father Curry said. “He takes many disguises . . . making slaves of the children of God.”
“Hahn had a sexual relationship with an adult female parishioner and intentionally withheld this information when seeking the position of bishop. Hahn has admitted to these charges against him.” – Diocese of Lexington Standing Committee
In a letter to Executive Council, The Most Rev Michael Curry, has provided an update on the ongoing investigation related to the suspension of three senior members of the Church Center staff