From the Global Partnerships blog of the Episcopal Church: Today, November 25th, we invite you to join us in prayer and meditation for the International
“I’m struck by the sheer weirdness of a community arguing about discrimination in the 21st century. People don’t care enough to be angry, but they do see us as weird. If we are serious about our mission, we have to stop being weird.” ~Canon Rosie Harper
The Sydney has the report:
I just returned from the first national conference presented by Thistle Farms, the amazing Nashville-based ministry launched by the Rev. Becca Stevens to help women
In many dialects around the world, there is no word for “girl”; in those dialects the word “child” is a masculine word. You see, in many parts of the world, girls have no value until they are a commodity, until they are women.
Think Progress is reporting that: “One week before House Republicans shut down the government in an effort to force President Obama to enact many of
What is your church doing about violence against women? Often violence is justified by religious teaching of all faiths. Can church be part of the
One of the difficulties in making sense of the dispute that caused four members of the board of the United Thank Offering to resign in
Lueta Bailey, first woman seated as a Deputy to General Convention in 1970 tells the story of how the Episcopal Church Women responded to a