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People and Places, 3/11

This is the first of two columns from the March edition of TLC. It includes appointments and ordinations.

Former Spokane Bishop Dies at 77

James Waggoner, who led the diocese for 17 years, spent most of his ministry in small towns and rural settings.

‘I Absolve You’: The Grammar of Sin & Forgiveness in the Anglican Tradition

Not all confessions are the same. Not all absolutions are the same. But this is good news.

Iranian Priest: ‘A Moment We Couldn’t Have Imagined’

Iranian Christian leaders urged for prayers for the country and the broader region as war enters its second week.

Bernadette, the Musical: ‘She Saw Something’

Set between Bernadette’s seeing the apparition and her decision to become a nun, the musical explores the curious space of doubt and faith.
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Body Image

Medical science has the ability to transform bodies, often for the good. But how we perceive the body is of utmost consequence.

Thoughtful and Challenging Books for Lent

The season of Lent is a natural time for Christians to seek useful texts to aid them in their discipline.

City of God—St. Augustine’s Political Psychology

In his City of God, Augustine offers a subtle and unsettling, civil diagnosis: political orders are built not on ideas but on loves.

GAFCON Nixes Primus Plan

With only five of its primates in attendance, leaders backpedaled on what had been hyped as a historic moment for conservative Anglicanism.

Pittsburgh Dean Arrested

Aidan Smith was charged with retail theft and receiving stolen property. He was detained overnight and posted bail for his release.

A Liturgical Theology of Preaching: Series Roundup

Preaching connects God's word to God's people gathered. It is a work of pastoral care and a declaration of the Good News.

Priest Who Led Kansas Nonprofit Pleads Guilty

The Rev. Robert (Bobby) Smith admitted in federal court on February 19 to devising a scheme to defraud Saint Francis Ministries.

Jonas Allooloo, Inuk Bible Translator (1946-2026)

The Arctic cathedral dean was part of a small team of native speakers that translated the entire Bible into Inuktitut over 34 years.

Contemplating Hope with Mozart

Ancient church chants and varied readings set the stage, including a letter from Mozart to his father and poems by Nobel Prize-winner Nelly Sachs.

A Liturgical Theology of Preaching—Preaching as Pastor

Sermons are an act of pastoral care, biblical exegesis, and leadership. This essay concludes a series on a liturgical theology of the sermon.

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