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From Australia, a Creed of Biblical Sexuality

The short statement endorses sexual relations only within traditional marriage, chastity beyond, affirms that God has created male and female.

Diocese of Canterbury Wants Pro-LGBTQ Archbishop

The diocese’s preference on sexuality debates is the eighth item on the first page of needs. It devotes 99 words to themes of inclusion and 15 words to the Church’s historic doctrine of marriage.

Sanctuary Churches Cope with Changing Policies

What are clergy and lay people to do if immigration officers knock on a church door, particularly in protecting those who are at risk of deportation?

Accord Extends Suspension of Bishop Andrus

Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe: “Bishop Andrus will remain suspended from ministry until I am satisfied that he has demonstrated sufficient amendment of life to permit his return.”

Pilgrimage Chaplain: ‘They Are Not Criminals’

The five-day pilgrimage took the group through two states and two countries that play a significant role in the migrant crisis.

4 Journalists Killed in Attack on al-Ahli Hospital

The Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem said it “condemns this attack in the strongest possible terms.”

Ecumenical Youth Community Marks a Milestone

The second cohort of Community at the Crossing at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York has graduated.

Communion Across Difference: A Thoughtful Dialogue on Same-Sex Marriage

A group of church leaders convened by The Living Church and Forward Movement met in Long Island to continue the work of Communion Across Difference.

Melbourne Calls Bishop Across the Oceans

Bishop Ric Thorpe has overseen church growth in London for nearly 10 years, partly as director of the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication.

Scholar, Episcopal Priest to Lead Wittenberg University

The Rev. Canon Dr. Christian Brady of the Diocese of Lexington is Wittenberg University's 16th president.

Kemper Hall Alumnae Hope Their Story Won’t Be Forgotten

Because the buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places, the complex will not be torn down, but there could still be a significant shift in how the center uses the space.

In Hawaii, a Clash Over Addressing Homelessness

In Honolulu, a parish and a longtime church leader are at odds over how to help those experiencing homelessness.

Victims in D.C. Shooting Attended Episcopal Parish

Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, who were killed on May 21, worshiped at the Church of the Ascension & St. Agnes.

Salvadoran Government Seizes Cristosal Activist

Ruth López lads the Anti-Corruption and Justice Division of the Anglican-founded organization, one of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's boldest critics.

2025 Essay Competition Now Open

Our annual Student Essays in Christian Wisdom Competition is now open.

New Bishop Seeks a Self-Supporting Arctic

Alexander Pryor, an organ scholar who likes to hunt grouse and ptarmigan, study systematic theology, and fish has been consecrated as the seventh Bishop of the Arctic.

Pioneering Episcopal Priest, Humanitarian Honored by Jerusalem Diocese

The Rev. Canon Betsee Parker has been determined to keep Gaza's Al-Ahli Hospital open, no matter what, and the Diocese of Jerusalem made her a canon in thanks.

Pope Encourages Ecumenical, Interfaith Partners

The Most Rev. Leonard Dawea, Bishop of Temotu and Primate of the Anglican Church of Melanesia, led a 13-member Anglican delegation to the celebration of the Pope’s new ministry.

NH Diocese Clears Legal Hurdle for Affordable Housing Project

Affordable housing, the diocese argued, is a "clear and direct fulfillment of our religious commitments expressed by Jesus Christ.”

Bishop Sutton Withdraws Calvin Robinson’s License

Sutton’s decision came one day after Archbishop Steve Wood of the Anglican Church in North America issued a letter questioning the wisdom of Sutton’s granting the license.

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