Kristen Deede Johnson came to faith at The Falls Church Episcopal in the early 1990s, “so that was very shaping for my faith and my vocational discernment.”
St. Andrew's underused parking lot now hosts ten tiny houses, a project that addresses the city's worst humanitarian crisis and is bringing renewal to a church on the verge of closing.
A comprehensive analysis conducted by The Living Church of 93 of the Episcopal Church’s 95 domestic dioceses found significant disparities related to assessment practices.
Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe: “Our help is in the name of the Lord — not a political party, not an institution, not a government, not a person, not a human, but our help is the name of the Lord, of the risen Christ.”
A former parish priest argued that he neither broke his ordination vows nor violated church canons by engaging in a “Eucharistic fast” as a protest against the Episcopal Church’s complicity in white supremacy.
Following a significant shakeup in the industry, Watts appears to be coming out ahead. This summer, Watts announced its acquisition of former neighbor and competitor J. Wippell & Co.
Bishop Matthew Gunter: “Keeping our hearts supple toward neighbors, strangers, and enemies—supple toward those whose political choices baffle or offend us—is hard. But this is at the core of the Christian message and of Christian practice.”
The new Presiding Bishop preached a sermon based on the story of Lazarus in John 11:32-44, reflecting on the themes of finding life in the midst of death.
