So, Then… Do We Really Want to Be One? January 24, 2020 Essays & Reviews, Features By Russell Levenson “We pray for your holy Catholic Church... that we all may be one” (BCP, p. 387). In that prayer, we are connecting to Jesus’ final prayer before the Passion. My staff and I pray it regula... Read more...
Church of England Bishops Say No to Blessing Civil Partnerships January 24, 2020 News The pastoral statement upholds earlier ban on blessing same-sex civil partners, upholds unchanged teaching "that marriage between a man and a woman is the proper context for sexual intercourse."
Public Disciplinary Hearing Planned for Bishop Love January 24, 2020 News A panel of three bishops, a priest and a lay person will decide whether to sanction the Bishop of Albany for refusing to comply with the General Convention's decision to make same-sex marriage rites available in every diocese.
Rest in Peace, Rise in Glory: January 22, 2020 January 22, 2020 News A banjo player, a social activist, an environmentalist, an evangelist, and other Children of God.
Alabama Elects First Woman Bishop as Coadjutor January 21, 2020 News The Rev. Dr. Glenda Curry currently is a rector in the diocese, and will be the first woman to serve as a bishop in Alabama.
ACNA Communiqué Reflects an Emerging Institution January 21, 2020 News The Anglican Church in North America is here to stay, and has built a significant infrastructure in little more than a decade.
1/26 Readings: Christ for the Gentiles January 20, 2020 Sunday's Readings As Jesus said to his disciples, “Follow me,” so he speaks to us
Seeking Communion in the Midst of Disagreement January 20, 2020 News A diverse panel of bishops, theologians and church officials gather insights from classic sources and contemporary ecumenical theology to help Anglicans retain a common life in the midst of deep doctrinal differences.
Sarah Patton Boyle: Desegregation of the Human Heart January 19, 2020 Essays & Reviews, Features By Rebecca Bridges Watts Sarah Patton Boyle Born in Virginia in 1906, Sarah Patton Boyle was raised in a white Southern family, the daughter of an Episcopal priest, and was and taught not to question wha... Read more...
A History We Share January 19, 2020 Essays & Reviews Decades later, a white author connects with the black infant who integrated an amusement park in Baltimore.
