Spiritual Geographic June 30, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Michael B. Cover We need to ask whether smaller dioceses present us with a problem to be solved or a parabolic challenge to be answered.
12 Theses on Bishops’ Ministry June 20, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Ephraim Radner The role of bishops is now itself a part of the struggle for the Episcopal Church’s faithful mission.
A Pioneer for Anglican Unity June 19, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Peter M. Doll If the ardent spirits of youth brought Henry Caswall to America, a more mature Romanticism later channeled them into a hopeful vision of a worldwide communion of Anglican churches.
Sufficient and Required? June 16, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Mary Tanner What is it that constitutes recognisable identity amidst the myriad particularities of time and space?
Eastwood and Moral Theology June 11, 2012 Essays & Reviews Review by Ken Ross If the flinty gaze and violent oeuvre of Clint Eastwood have long been your guilty pleasure, rejoice. Sara Anson Vaux has redeemed your little secret.
One Use June 6, 2012 Essays & Reviews The Book of Common Prayer as Constitutional Document By John C. Bauerschmidt
A Measuring Rod June 4, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Benjamin M. Guyer The canon of Scripture contains “all things necessary for salvation,” but it does not contain all things necessary for running the Church. This latter task is fulfilled by canon law.
Saint of the Sierra June 1, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Anne Rowthorn No single American has done more to preserve our wilderness than John Muir — naturalist, Christian, and founder of the Sierra Club.
Punched Back May 25, 2012 Essays & Reviews Review by Tony Hunt The first half of For the Parish is a sustained polemic against Fresh Expressions, a popularizing church movement in the U.K.
Our Political Captivity May 25, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Victoria Heard and Jordan Hylden General Convention’s structure has slavishly copied in ecclesial ink the politics and legislative processes of American culture.
