Episcopal Housing Problems in Diocese of SE Florida August 12, 2020 Clips, News A 182-unit apartment owned by the Diocese of Southeast Florida has been uninhabitable since June, leaving residents uncertain about when they can return home.
ETHICS: Ageism and the Fear of Death August 5, 2020 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight An inability to see the coming glory of the kingdom of God in the body and life of those experiencing age points to a poverty in the Church’s eschatological vision.
Sunday School Gets a Pandemic Reboot August 3, 2020 Updates COVID-19 pandemic conditions have accelerated a process that reformers have longed to see: making Sunday school less academic, more experience-oriented, and more intergenerational.
And Some Doubted August 1, 2020 Updates By James Cornwell Reading from the Gospel of Matthew, 28:11-20 11 While they were going, some of the guard went into the city and told the chief priests everything that had happened. 12After the priests h... Read more...
Norman Rockwell’s Realism: ‘Murder in Mississippi’ July 31, 2020 Features, Highlight The painter of whimsical Santa Clauses and solicitous policemen turned to a very different sensibility at the end of his career, producing what may be his finest work.
In the Liminal Zone July 30, 2020 Essays & Reviews, Highlight Charis in the World of Wonders By Marly Youmans Ignatius Press, pp.331, $17.95 As an Amazon Associate, TLC earns from qualifying purchases. Review by H. S. Cross Remember traveling? Th... Read more...
Podcast: Did You Know Movies Are Prayers? July 30, 2020 Updates Josh Larsen Film critic Josh Larsen, co-host of the podcast Filmspotting and author of Movies Are Prayers, focuses on the intersection of faith and pop culture. In the latest podcast, he talks with TLC's Am... Read more...
General Convention 2021 May Happen in 2022 July 29, 2020 Highlight, News The 2021 Baltimore General Convention has not been postponed, but the Church has announced a fall-back plan.
Rest in Peace, Rise in Glory: July 29, 2020 July 29, 2020 Obituaries, Updates Remembering a long-serving Old Testament professor, an advocate for Congolese Anglicanism, and an Anglo-Catholic parish rector who began his ministry as a monk and ended as an Orthodox deacon.
Seeking ‘Sacred Ground’ on Racial Reconciliation July 29, 2020 Highlight, News The Episcopal Church’s 10-part, film-based discussion series confronts the historical roots of systemic racism in America.
