The University of Virginia held a moving vigil Wednesday night to combat sexual orientation bullying and honor those who committed suicide. Several Episcopal clergy and some other ministers joined several hundred students, faculty, staff and members of the community.
CNN asks whether the newfound faith of the 33 rescued miners in Chile will stick. The answer is “maybe, maybe not.”
“If we don’t measure things or look at the calendar, we have a tendency to let things slide and say, ‘Tomorrow is soon enough,’ or, ‘Eternity is soon enough.’ It’s not. It’s not. We’ve got work to do in this life.”
Jim Naughton, our Editor in Chief here at Episcopal Café, was one of the first people to write about the actions of the Christian Theocrats
The most hated family in America gets their day in court. At issue is a clash between protected speech and protected religious expression.
New polls suggest that 1 in 4 Americans believe that President Obama is a Muslim. Is this a White House communications problem, or has “Muslim” become a code-word for “hated outsider?”
“A persecution complex is not a healthy thing. A mantra among Christian academics is that if your work is rejected, assume it was because it is not good enough.”
Rice’s fiction has made her the star of the niche she dominates, with many acolytes, and her ideas gain quick traction.
Will the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), currently sitting in its 219th General Assembly in the Twin Cities area, be the next major denomination to make major adjustments in regard to a self-understanding of who may marry and be ordained?
These new Jesus freaks just don’t care what people think because, as they might say, they are tired of dry religion and seek to experience God without the chains of religious decorum