Pickleball Evangelism June 11, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight Jesus is still attractive, even in the midst of conflict and hate. Oh Lord, help me be a little more like Jesus and a little less like me.
Market Reasoning and Moral Reasoning June 10, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Highlight Using numerous biblical and historical references, the authors encourage a healthy and integrated view of money, wealth, and the abundance of God’s grace.
‘The Hybrid Church’: What Is It? Part 1 June 9, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight By Neva Rae Fox Correspondent When pandemic restrictions were thrust upon all areas of life, many in the Episcopal Church transferred to an online alternative for worshiping to maintain connections and spir... Read more...
Williams & Cavadini: Master Class on Augustine June 8, 2021 Features, Highlight A webinar sponsored by New City Press, the Augustinian Heritage Institute, and the Living Church Institute.
Remembering a Broken Body June 7, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight As churches return to in-person worship, alongside questions about the logistics of worshiping safely will be questions about presence and absence. The ambivalence many Christians feel about what words prayed over bread and wine can do won’t go away.
A Double-Bottom-Line in Eswatini June 3, 2021 Features, Highlight Providing safe and affordable student housing not only speaks to local market demand and diocesan needs — it also facilitates access to higher education for girls.
Ethics: The Moral Issues of Aging May 27, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight By Philip Turner Death is a fact of life that plays a significant role in the ideation of elderly people. I have in mind the moral probity of advance directives and refusal of treatment. These issues are of ... Read more...
The Church That Came Back From the Dead May 25, 2021 Features, Highlight While renovating an abandoned church in Norfolk, a retired engineer found 11th-century wall paintings.
Pandemic Shifts Clergy Retirement Plans May 20, 2021 Features, Highlight By Neva Rae Fox Correspondent Clergy who retired during the pandemic are not necessarily taking it easy. Rather, many are facing busy schedules, often turning their well-honed talents and experiences to new... Read more...
Opinion: Kenya Refugee Expulsions Unconscionable May 17, 2021 Features, Highlight, Opinion While the stance of the Kenyan government may well be a bargaining position rather than a realistic threat, it should not be underestimated.
