Our Churches of the Advent
December 7, 2023
For a church dedication, “Church of the Advent” is particularly Episcopalian.
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Archives: Consecration of St. George’s, Jerusalem (1898)
December 1, 2023
After a bloody pogrom in Damascus in 1840, the British foreign minister, Lord Palmerston, gained the Ottoman sultan’s support for a plan to encourage Jews from across Europe and Asia to move to Palestine. Anglican mission work began in Jerusalem at the same time, led by the London Society for
Curry-Inspired Documentary to Get One-Day Run in Theaters
November 30, 2023
Prominent Episcopalians and others discuss the power of love
The Inspired Life of Fr. John Roberts
November 30, 2023
White Robe The Fremont County Pioneer Museum Lander, Wyoming Summer 2023 By Melissa Strickler When I entered the Washakie Gallery inside the Lander Pioneer Museum, Brian Whelan’s White Robe exhibition alongside traditional Native American artwork had such a sense of connectedness, it reached well beyond powerful art sharing a space.
Archives: All Bishops Affirm the Virgin Birth (1923)
November 23, 2023
“It is irreconcilable with the vows voluntarily made at ordination for a minister of this Church to deny, or suggest doubt as to, the facts and truths declared in the Apostles’ Creed.”
Archives: The Unveiling of the Peace Cross (1898)
November 3, 2023
A 20-foot-tall monument, predating construction of Washington National Cathedral, still stands on the cathedral grounds.
National Cathedral Recruits a Presbyterian for Digital Worship
October 31, 2023
The Rev. Jo Nygard Owens will look to expand the cathedral’s already-considerable digital offerings
United Nations Day (1948)
October 24, 2023
“This Sunday, October 24th, is to be observed throughout the world as United Nations Day. We hope that many of our own churches will give some measure of recognition to the United Nations on this occasion.”
