Judgmental Pursuit March 6, 2019 Essays & Reviews The early 19th century was, according to one shrewd observer, “the Age of Societies.”
3/1 People & Places March 1, 2019 Features Appointments, ordinations, and retirements in the Episcopal Church
Called to Be More March 1, 2019 Essays & Reviews Our strategies of institutional maintenance are failing, and only by regaining a missional bearing will we avoid dwindling away in irrelevance.
Rothko’s Emptiness March 1, 2019 Essays & Reviews As in the traditional Catholic sacramentalism of the Stations of the Cross, Rothko’s 14 dark icons seem to focus exclusively on suffering.
Nothing New under the Sun February 28, 2019 Essays & Reviews Lessons from 19th-century church planting in England
Photo Feature: Dances with Dignity February 27, 2019 Clips, Features The EYC at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Lafayette, LA hosted its annual Mardi Gras Ball for the Down Syndrome Association of Acadiana on February 17.
Adopt a Duck February 27, 2019 Clips, Features The Diocese of Western New York sells items from Bishop William Franklin’s vast duck collection
New: March 10 TLC Online February 22, 2019 Features In the cover story for the latest TLC, Zachary Guiliano writes about the new vision guiding USPG in its mission work.
God and the Lived Reality of Humility February 13, 2019 Features The distinctiveness of the Christian vision of God lies at the heart of Jane Williams’s book because of a suggestion from her editor at Bloomsbury.
