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W. Va. Priest Protests Governor’s Immigration Policies

The Rev. Zach Drennen and his fellow faith leaders asked Gov. Patrick Morrisey to end the state’s partnership with ICE.

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Jesus Is the Gospel (Advent 4, Year A)

Joseph was convinced of the truth of Mary’s claim and his God-given role to be the human protector and provider of both mother and child.

Brazil, Scotland Lukewarm on Nairobi-Cairo Proposals

The progressive churches praised the proposals' vision of "plural catholicity," but criticized plans to weaken full communion as the standard for unity.

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Canadian Hate Crimes Bill Could Ban Religious Speech

Bill C-9 seeks to respond to a surge in antisemitic violence, but critics say that removing a religious exemption threatens free speech.

ACNA Primate to Stand Trial

Wood has been canonically indicted on charges of violation of ordination vows, conduct giving just cause for scandal or offense, and sexual immorality.

Nigerian Christians Praise U.S. Visa Restriction

Christians hail Marco Rubio’s decision to deny visas to Islamists tied to violence as a turning point, but government officials call it unfair and disproportionate.

Court of Review Hears Canon Monk’s Appeal

The Rev. Canon Edward R. Monk’s legal counsel said the diocesan hearing panel is biased and kept him from defending his client.

Ten Tips for Your Christmas Music Planning

These ten thoughts, like the tress that decorate our homes and church spaces, are offered as reminders of the season that is a high point of the year.

Executive Council Approves 2026 Budget

In a special online meeting, the church’s governing body approved a $45 million budget, but not without concerns from several members.

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A Book to Heal the World

The expansion of Christianity in the majority world has serious implications for theology.

Breadcrumbs, Quilts, and the Divine

Laurie Brock demonstrates that observation of everyday life and objects can increase our knowledge of God and the spiritual realm, which is particularly important to contemplative people.

Forgiveness, Disillusion in Death by Lightning

Chester Arthur slowly comes to grapple with forgiveness that he knows he doesn’t deserve, showing that even a bad man may atone and make a difference.

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Nigerian Clerics Condemn Terrorism

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12/21 Issue Online

The December 21 Christmas issue of  The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers.

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