Pandemic Skews Parochial Report Data October 7, 2021 Highlight, News Average Sunday attendance (ASA) just stopped being the gold standard of church size.
Ethics: Christian Socialism October 7, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight By Simon Cuff Socialism is a dirty word. In politics on both sides of the Atlantic, socialism is perceived as an unhelpful label for a politician seeking election to public office. During election periods, t... Read more...
New: 10/17 TLC Online October 6, 2021 Features, Highlight The October 17 Fall Education issue of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. In our cover story, Wesley Hill plans to urge his seminary students to bring a physical, printed-and-bo... Read more...
Reunification Efforts Advance in Wisconsin Dioceses October 5, 2021 Highlight, News Participants in the discussion say they have seen no sign of organized opposition.
Scottish Church Won’t Oust Bp. Accused of Bullying October 4, 2021 Highlight, News The church will attempt to make peace through a mediation process in the Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney.
Baroque Splendor in the Vale of the White Horse October 4, 2021 Features, Highlight Parts of St. Swithin's Church date to the 13th century.
An Intimate, Franciscan Crucifix October 1, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight By Dennis Raverty At first glance, the Franciscan crucifix at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in New York City looks like a traditional Byzantine-style Eastern Orthodox icon. However, Francis of Assisi, belove... Read more...
Connections Crucial to Philippines COVID Relief September 29, 2021 Features, Highlight By Neva Rae Fox Correspondent Faced with food issues and unemployment caused by COVID-19, the Episcopal Church in the Philippines began making connections. The Episcopal Church in the Philippines, a memb... Read more...
Liturgical Revision’s Unintended Consequences September 28, 2021 Essays & Reviews, Features, Highlight 1549 Book of Common Prayer | Photo: Wikipedia By Lawrence N. Crumb Liturgical revision always begins with good intentions, but often ends with unintended results. When Archbishop Cranmer compiled the fir... Read more...
Burying Unnamed COVID Victims in NYC September 27, 2021 Features, Highlight A coalition of Episcopal and other churches provide cremation and burial for unnamed or unclaimed bodies from New York City's COVID morgue trucks.
