Assessing and Improving the Viability of Churches June 17, 2021 Highlight, News A new diocesan canon gives the Diocese of Washington a mechanism for closing or otherwise taking control of a struggling church.
Canadian Bishop Resigns After Sexual Misconduct June 16, 2021 Highlight, News Lincoln McKoen acknowledged sending inappropriate, sexualized messages to an adult with whom he had a pastoral relationship.
Bp. Roundup: S. Ohio, Louisiana, Albany, Pittsburgh June 15, 2021 Highlight, News By Kirk Petersen Southern Ohio Wayne Smith The Rt. Rev. Wayne Smith is the sole nominee to serve as provisional bishop of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, where Bishop Thomas Breidenthal resigned for hea... Read more...
Lambeth to Focus on Science, Climate Change June 9, 2021 Highlight, News The relationship between faith and science and the Church’s response to the environmental crisis will be “big picture” themes at next summer’s Lambeth Conference, which focuses on being “God’s Church for God’s World”.
New: 6/13 TLC Online June 4, 2021 Highlight, News Pū kani pākolu from Hawaii, church growth stories from Texas and England, and the future of the "hybrid church."
Updated: Bishop Ouster Adds to Mass-Grave Shock June 3, 2021 Highlight, News No specific reason was given for the action against Lincoln McKoen of the Territory of the People.
Fijian Anglicans Planting a Solution to Food Insecurity June 2, 2021 Highlight, News Fiji’s Anglicans aren’t able to gather for services after a late-April Covid outbreak led to a severe lockdown across the island nation. But ministry to those in need continues, as they convert their backyards to vegetable gardens, responding to an appeal from their archbishop, the Most Rev. Fereimi Cama.
Congolese Anglicans Care for Volcano Survivors June 1, 2021 Highlight, News The Anglican Diocese of Goma is playing a central role in coordinating relief for thousands of people displaced by the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo, one of the world’s most active volcanos, which is located just six miles from the Congolese city near the country’s border with Rwanda.
The Tulsa Race Massacre, 100 Years Later May 31, 2021 Highlight, News A Black-owned church that survived the 1921 race riot has served more than 200,000 meals to people in need during the pandemic.
Burundi Chooses New Primate May 28, 2021 Highlight, News The Rt. Rev. Sixbert Macumi, Bishop of Buye, has been elected as the fifth Archbishop and Primate of the Anglican Church of Burundi. Macumi, 53, will succeed Archbishop Martin Nyaboho, the church’s primate since 2016, when he is installed on August 21.
