Face the Realities of Evil and Sin October 30, 2018 Clips, News, Opinion Frederick Schmidt: “Any robust doctrine of sin and evil that arises out of the Jewish and Christian traditions acknowledges the presence of evil in the world.”
A Garden for the Poor May 31, 2018 News, Opinion Roger Joslin: “There’s many people who can’t afford fresh fruits and vegetables and nutritious food, kind of getting by on staples.”
Epistle from Camp Allen April 5, 2018 Clips, Opinion Bishop George Sumner: “We need to reclaim the traditional language of faith, to dig deeper into rich veins of gold in the scriptures.”
Reconciliation and Christian Faith April 4, 2018 Clips, Opinion The Rt. Rev. Jeff W. Fisher, Suffragan Bishop of Texas, writes about the National Day of Reconciliation.
Erasing History? A Symposium October 13, 2017 Features, Opinion Four perspectives on Confederate memorials in public spaces
A Sustained, Meticulous, Devastating Picture July 24, 2017 News, Opinion “While the order [suspending Bp. Bruno] is not final, it’s public. There’s no way to unring a bell.”
Slightly Less Than Full Communion June 5, 2017 Features, Opinion An Episcopal-United Methodist proposal deserves our attention and prayers.
Abp. Welby Is Less Cynical June 1, 2017 Features, Opinion “There are very decent human beings trying to find a way to be effective in making our country better.”
The Holy Spirit Shows Up May 31, 2017 Opinion “If you invite the Holy Spirit into your midst — be prepared for the unexpected!”
A Singer’s Search May 26, 2017 Features, Opinion Fr. Chris Pizzello: Chris Cornell’s voice “was that of many seekers.”
