Austin Priest Uses Cellphone App to Attract Youth With Humor August 27, 2019 Clips, News The Rev. David W. Peters uses TikTok to broadcast brief videos poking gentle fun at the formality of the church.
An Episcopal Pilgrimage for Racial Justice in SW Virginia August 22, 2019 Clips, Features, News Confronting the horrors of slavery, 400 years after the first enslaved Africans landed in Virginia.
Followup on Washington Bishop’s Trump Remarks August 16, 2019 Clips, News The president's words "have dangerous potential to encourage others, both to speak and then to act with condoned violence. That's why we spoke."
Sewanee Workshop to Help Priests Grapple with Confederate Past August 8, 2019 Clips, News A number of high-profile Episcopal churches have struggled over how to handle symbols of the Confederate past in recent years. A pilot workshop sponsored by the University of the South hopes to gather up to 15 Episcopal clergy who are actively grappling with how to handle such controversial symbols in their own churches.
Bishops Respond to Recent Mass Shootings August 6, 2019 Clips, News Local bishops lament loss of life in El Paso and Dayton, call for church to offer hope to disillusioned young people and end a "epidemic of hate and violence."
Investing in Guns as a Path to Advocacy July 30, 2019 Clips, News The church intends to offer resolutions supporting reforms such as universal background checks, limits on the size of magazines and fingerprint verification for purchasers.
A Softball Field Where the Outfield Fences Have Razor Wire July 26, 2019 Clips, News New Hampshire Episcopalians play in a softball league that includes a team of inmates at a women's prison.
Prelates Endorse WCC ‘Arusha Call’ June 3, 2019 Clips, News The World Council of Churches last year issued a dozen imperatives intended for Christians of all denominations.
Central Florida Cathedral Refurbished June 3, 2019 Clips, News The Cathedral of the Diocese of Central Florida has refurbished its stained-glass windows, some of which date to the late 1800s.
A Christian Response to Catfishing May 31, 2019 Clips, News Gary Allman: According to the FTC, this crime has cost Americans some $143M in the last year. In my opinion that’s a huge underestimation.
