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Seven Theses for Healthy Eucharistic Practice

What are the best practices in terms of health and theology for celebrating the Eucharist? Here are seven theses.

It’s Time to Retire Intinction: An Open Letter to the Bishops of The Episcopal Church

How should we administer Holy Communion? Many assume intinction is safer, but is that true?

Pentecost and the Image and Mission of God

God's adopted children, like his only begotten Son, are driven into the world by the Spirit to share in the cross and proclaim Good News.

The Nicene Controversies Taught the World How to Think

The First Council of Nicaea not only crafted a creed, it helped to shape the intellectual architecture of the West.

Nicaea for the Church, or How I Teach the Creed

The Council of Nicaea continues to have implications for how we read Scripture, understand salvation, accept revelation, and engage worship.

What the Nicene Creed Affirms—and Rejects

During this anniversary year of the Council of Nicaea, the story we tell should in capture the gathering’s characters, goals, and methods.

Series Roundup: The Nairobi-Cairo Proposals & Canterbury Transition

Covenant hosted a series of essays on the Nairobi-Cairo Proposals from the Inter-Anglican Standing Commission on Unity, Faith, and Order.

American Anglicans: One Body United by One Spirit?

Since 1789, Anglicans in the United States, spanning a wide range, have had the invocation of the Holy Spirit as part of their Eucharistic prayers.

On the Ascension: Flesh of our Flesh and Bone of our Bone

At the Incarnation, God came to us, taking on our nature. At the Ascension, one of our own goes to the right hand of God.

Lidda and Joppa, In Peter’s Time and Ours

The Book of Acts shows Peter entering fearlessly into communities to bring hope and healing. That ministry continues in the middle east.

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