A “transformational legacy gift” from the estate of the late Rev. Dr. J. Robert Wright will support academic training for Anglicans to follow in his steps.
The Rev. Kathy McAdams plans to use her “filibuster of prayer” from Maundy Thursday into Good Friday as a platform to speak up for the marginalized and oppressed.
The proposed revisions, the most significant since the RCL’s introduction in 1993, aim to address anti-Jewish bias in the Passion from John and the Acts of the Apostles.
Caldwell was a champion of total ministry in his rural diocese and was deeply moved by the experience of officiating at the funeral of LGBT icon Matthew Shepard.
After a 15-month search, St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas, announced that Dane Boston, dean of Trinity Cathedral in Columbia, S.C., will be its fifth rector.
The popular lay formation program celebrates its 50th anniversary, and is set to release a revised curriculum that incorporates videos and podcasts in its classic format, as well as shorter, more focused versions.
The bishops joined in reflections and conversations on issues including declining church attendance, prayer as a form of witness, church property, Christian nationalism, immigration, hope and institutions, and Title IV.
Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania pioneered a collaborative approach that has spread across the Episcopal Church. A detailed evaluation probes the relationship and proposes several options for the future.
The New York Episcopalian was chosen from a pool of 121 applicants, and is CFO and general counsel to a nonprofit focused on supporting people with mental-health challenges.
The diocese’s fully legal system has allowed 20 of its closed churches to remain houses of worship while ensuring a revenue stream for some of their remnant congregations.
