Podcast: The Future of Multicultural Anglicanism June 25, 2020 Highlight, Podcasts, The Living Church podcast Christopher Wells Esau McCaulley Mark Clavier What happens when your cultural or racial identity feels at odds with your religious identity? Is Anglicanism truly "multicultural" because it's g... Read more...
Trinity Wall Street Grants Millions for Racial Justice June 23, 2020 Highlight, News The church's largest-ever grant cycle includes nearly $7 million devoted to ending systemic racism in New York City.
Soup, Service, and God’s Love in Honduras June 23, 2020 Features, Highlight Honduran Episcopalians practice an incarnational faith by feeding their neighbors and extending pastoral care in the midst of a nationwide lock down.
Black Lives Matter: A Movement, Not a Moment June 23, 2020 Features, Highlight Episcopal and Anglican leaders from across the Church discuss their support for current racial justice efforts.
Timeless & Personal: Finding God on Cwm Cau June 22, 2020 Features, Highlight Spend a day walking alone in the countryside and you quickly discover that the mind slips into a different mode of consciousness: reflective and yet receptive to what lies around.
TEC Loses in Latest South Carolina Property Decision June 19, 2020 Highlight, News A state circuit court appears to have overruled the state Supreme Court.
Former ABC Carey Loses His Priestly Rights, Again June 19, 2020 Highlight, News George Carey, a former Archbishop of Canterbury, has for a second time been forbidden to officiate as a priest in the Church of England. "The Church of England said new evidence linking Lord Carey, 84, to a ... Read more...
National Cathedral Cuts 15% of Staff in Pandemic June 18, 2020 Highlight, News This is the hardest set of decisions I’ve ever had to make,” said the Very Rev. Randolph Marshall Hollerith, dean of the cathedral.
Springfield Bishop in Dispute Over Retirement June 18, 2020 Highlight, News The Rt. Rev. Daniel Martins had announced plans to retire in June 2021, but the Standing Committee wants to move that up. Martins has been living in Chicago, outside the Diocese of Springfield, for personal reasons.
CORNERSTONES: Making Lemonade in the Auvergne June 18, 2020 Highlight, News In the 10th century onward, church builders in the Auvergne region of France lacked access to marble and limestone, so they made the most of the volcanic stone available to them.
