Marking Time
The Morgan Library’s current exhibition explores how in the Middle Ages the concept of time, as well as telling time, were approached in different ways and with significantly different tools.
Catholic and Apostolic
Christopher Wells: “The communion of Christians and churches is a journey of faithfulness over time.”
Introducing the Living Church Institute
Christopher Wells: “I’m delighted to introduce here for the first time the burgeoning teaching ministry of the Living Church Foundation.”
The Truth about Martin Luther King Day
A spirit of celebration was the possession of thousands of people — almost exclusively black — who lined the street to cheer and to shout to us “God bless you!”
Right Desire and True Gospel
While Thomas Cranmer insisted that Anglican liturgy must be regularly renewed so as always to speak to contemporary society, he was equally adamant that the gospel message transcended any specific cultural moment.
The Prayer, Poetry, and Life of Richard Wilbur
Richard Wilbur’s personal and artistic milestones reflect a man and mind for whom God’s creative grace was of ultimate concern.
Bejeweled Gospels
Treasure bindings — book covers encrusted with gold and silver, and studded with precious gems — were a luxury in the Middle Ages.
Pre-Revolutionary Thought
Pavel Florensky was ordained to the priesthood in the Russian Orthodox Church in 1911 in a country on the brink of war and revolution.
History, Theology, and Mediation
The figure of Wisdom in Proverbs 1-9 is one of the most distinctive aspects of the wisdom tradition.
Seeking Wisdom in the Spaces of Schism
Division in the Church is at least as old as First Corinthians.