Priest Backs Allegations of Hysterectomy Abuse September 17, 2020 Highlight, News Immigrants detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are allegedly receiving surgery without their consent.
People & Places September 16, 2020 September 16, 2020 News, People and Places Appointments, ordinations, receptions, and retirements from across the Episcopal Church, as printed in the September 20, 2020 issue of The Living Church.
$8 Million Seized from Church in India Land Dispute September 15, 2020 Highlight, News The Indian Department of Revenue has placed a lien on the proceeds of property sold for a subway station in central Bangalore. India's Defense Ministry claims the Church of South India Trust Association lacked proper title to the land, and that it should rightly receive the proceeds.
Diocese of Chicago to Sell Its Valuable Headquarters September 15, 2020 Highlight, News "Put simply, maintaining an underused diocesan headquarters in an expensive building on prime real estate is not good stewardship of diocesan assets," Bishop Jeffrey D. Lee wrote.
Episcopal Cathedrals Adapt to Pandemic September 15, 2020 Highlight, News Some changes may be permanent. Online worship certainly is here to stay.
Podcast: Daily Office 101 September 10, 2020 News, Updates Why and how do we pray every day? Bishop John Bauerschmidt of the Diocese of Tennessee offers both a history and a "how-to" of the Daily Office.
Rest in Peace, Rise in Glory: September 9, 2020 September 9, 2020 News, Updates These obituaries were published in the 9/6 print edition of TLC. The Hon. James Elvis “Jim” Bradberry, a long-serving lay leader in the Diocese of Southern Virginia and the wider Episcopal Church, died July ... Read more...
Courage, Integrity, and Presence: Aleksandr Men September 9, 2020 Highlight, News A Russian Orthodox priest was a prolific author despite the militant atheism of the Soviet Union. Then he was murdered.
Welby Praises UN, Lifts Up Religion’s Work for Peace September 8, 2020 Highlight, News The Archbishop of Canterbury celebrated the UN's 75th anniversary, pointing to reconciliation between religious communities as a hopeful sign of the potential for world peace.
PPP Funds Help Churches Maintain Staff, Ministry September 8, 2020 Highlight, News 56 Episcopal churches and organizations received Paycheck Protection Program loans of $1 million or more each.
