Singing of Easter April 19, 2019 Essays & Reviews Fr. Lawrence Crumb: “There are many joys to the Easter season, but the greatest joy, I think, is singing Easter hymns.”
4/16 People & Places April 16, 2019 Features Appointments, ordinations, and retirements in the Episcopal Church
Explaining Episcopal Identity April 12, 2019 Features St. Mark’s differs from secular schools in that it is religious. St. Mark’s differs from other religious schools in that it is Christian. St. Mark’s differs from other Christian schools in that it is Episcopal.
A New Authoritative History April 11, 2019 Essays & Reviews Peter Marshall’s Heretics and Believers will be a ubiquitous, standard volume on every scholar’s shelf.
Muhlenberg and Catholic Education April 11, 2019 Features William Augustus Muhlenberg (1796-1877) was the father of the church school movement in the United States.
One Agnostic’s Appreciation April 11, 2019 Essays & Reviews Religion has an “emotionally therapeutic power” that “helps people, rightly or wrongly, manage their emotional lives.”
Easter to Whitsun with Thomas Noyes-Lewis April 10, 2019 Features A stream of the Church of England’s artistic self-image in the early 20th century reflected the genius of one man: Thomas Noyes-Lewis.
New: 4/21 TLC Online April 8, 2019 Features In the April 21 edition of TLC, Barbara Talcott discusses the steps she and her colleagues took in helping St. Mark’s School describe its identity.
Transatlantic Sermon Notes April 5, 2019 Essays & Reviews The sermons of Samuel Wells become an investigation into truth, preaching, America, politics, and the university.
The Man Who Paid for a Baptism April 4, 2019 Features “How are you feeling, brother? Are you ready for the big day? You’re about to be born again, you know. Isn’t that exciting?”
