Jeremy Taylor: Contentedness in Hard Circumstances February 26, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight From his difficult life in the 17th century, Jeremy Taylor speaks words of guidance to help us live contentedly in our time, whatever our hardships may be.
Ethics: Begetting vs. ‘Making’ Children February 19, 2021 Features, Highlight Assisted reproductive technologies can produce both babies and ethical concerns. How should a Christian proceed?
Dispatch from Capitol Hill, with Rebecca Blachly February 17, 2021 Features, Highlight The Episcopal Church's director of government relations discusses the new administration and the riot, in an interview during the impeachment trial.
Virtual Assistants: ‘These Are Not Robots’ February 16, 2021 Features, Highlight Churches can trim expenses and acquire good support, but must be willing to be flexible.
Sharing Burdens, Building a Wall February 14, 2021 Features, Highlight Churches in an inner city and an affluent suburb join forces in New Jersey.
Rejoice in the Lord! February 4, 2021 Features, Highlight Photo Essay By Mo Sadjadpour To worship and pray — “What does it mean to you? Would you show me?” These are the questions I asked some of the most humble souls I’ve ever met in Bujumbura, Burundi, in... Read more...
Space-Sharing in a Post-COVID World February 2, 2021 Features, Highlight Renting space to like-minded organizations has been a financial boon for many churches -- until the pandemic hit.
PB, Others Speak Out Against Christian Nationalism January 28, 2021 Features, Highlight "Christianity has been held hostage" by Christian nationalists, said Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry. "We must reclaim it. We have to counter the negative with the positive, because the positive is there. We also have to embody it."
Kenyan-Japanese Couple Croons Amidst COVID-19 January 27, 2021 Features, Highlight “Through music, these children have found a way of healing pain in the past and finding hope in the future. This is also an opportunity for these children to discover and grow their talents.”
A More Christian Way to Talk About Sexuality January 22, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Highlight Jessica Martin proposes that our current Anglican division over human sexuality “was itself handed to the Church on the back of a general cultural idolization of sex as transcendent liberation.”
