The Living Church
Serving the One Body of Christ
By Kirk Petersen Three dioceses recently announced the candidates in their upcoming bishop elections: Iowa, Nevada, and Pittsburgh. One detail jumps out from a glance at the slates: Nine of the 12 candidates are women. (It was nine out of 10 before two male candidates were nominated by petition in
Wycliffe College in Toronto awarded honorary degrees to an archbishop from the Global South and two Canadian bishops representing Anglicans in the Arctic and Anglicans of multicultural backgrounds in Canada at a ceremony held virtually on May 17. Archbishop Mouneer Anis spoke about the distinct challenges for Christians who are minorities in both secular Western cultures, and in Eastern, predominantly Islamic, cultures.
We may, with the Scriptures, imagine the Trinity while never losing sight of the unity.
By Ken Asel A Reading from the Gospel of Luke 14:25-35 25 Now large crowds were travelling with him; and he turned and said to them, 26 “Whoever comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, yes, and even life itself, cannot
