1945 Archives: A Priest Praises the Soviet Union November 24, 2020 Highlight, News "The two basic instincts in man are the egoistic and the altruistic. Both are satisfied in the Soviet Union instead of being in conflict. This is the result of a collective life."
Advent and Christmas Will Look Different This Year November 23, 2020 Highlight, News Pre-recorded services, outdoor worship, and Zoom pageants are planned across the Church.
2021 General Convention Postponed Until 2022 November 20, 2020 Highlight, News The postponement means that General Convention will end just two weeks before the twice-postponed Lambeth Conference.
Bishops Point to Errors in Hearing Panel Decision November 20, 2020 Highlight, News Resolution B012 was not adopted as part of the Book of Common Prayer, according to two of the sponsors of the resolution at the 2018 General Convention.
New CPG Tool Enhances Clergy Compensation Report November 20, 2020 Highlight, News A new interactive tool provides insights into compensation by gender, age, years of service, and more.
Podcast: Mental Health and Christian Hope November 19, 2020 Highlight, News, Podcasts, The Living Church podcast ... Read more...
Embattled Malawian Bishop Accused of Adultery November 18, 2020 Highlight, News Petitioners continue to call for the removal of the Rt. Rev. Brighton Malasa of Malawi's Diocese of the Upper Shire, claiming they have new evidence that he committed adultery with a priest's wife.
New: 11/29 TLC Online November 17, 2020 Highlight, News The November 29 Advent Issue of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. The cover story by G. Jeffrey MacDonald examines how the pandemic is causing increased stress levels for clerg... Read more...
Podcast: Teresa of Ávila and the Soul’s Bridegroom November 17, 2020 News, The Living Church podcast What does it look like to approach spiritual perfection? Writer and laywoman Sarah Cornwell reads excerpts from the "Seventh Mansion" of St. Teresa of Ávila's classic, The Interior Castle.
S. Carolina Court to See Case It Thought It Settled November 16, 2020 Highlight, News The State Supreme Court may have thought it settled the matter in 2017, but a lower court thought otherwise.
