Bishop Roundup: Pittsburgh, Alabama, Minnesota, Taiwan December 4, 2019 News One bishop announces retirement, while candidates move toward leadership.
Pioneering LGBT Activist Louie Crew Clay Dies at 82 November 29, 2019 News By Kirk Petersen Dr. Louie Crew Clay, an English professor who advocated for gay and lesbian Episcopalians for most of five decades, died peacefully on November 27 with his husband, Ernest Clay, at his side.... Read more...
News Analysis: Toronto Priests Urge ‘Ceasefire’ From Churchwide Division November 27, 2019 News An open letter proposes a church-wide system of differentiation through shared episcopal oversight as a remedy for crippling conflict over same-sex marriage.
Longtime Director of King’s College Choir Dies November 27, 2019 News Sir Stephen Cleobury, an innovator with a deep respect for the tradition of Anglicanism's most famous choir, fittingly died on the feast of St. Cecilia, the patron of church music.
Episcopal Relief & Development Gets $1 Million Anti-Violence Gift November 26, 2019 Clips, News The organization seeks to prevent violence against women and girls, in part by encouraging local faith leaders to speak out and change the cultural norms in their communities.
Deon Johnson, a Gay Black Immigrant, Elected Bishop of Missouri November 25, 2019 News Johnson currently lives in Michigan with his husband and two children, and is scheduled to be consecrated on April 25, 2020.
New Statistics Show Dramatic Decline for Canadian Anglicans November 22, 2019 News Archbishop Linda Nicholls described the data as a “wake-up call.”
Two More Dioceses Announce Racial Reconciliation Funds November 22, 2019 News The Dioceses of Georgia and Long Island make atonement financially.
Ordinary Encounters with the Holy One November 20, 2019 News "The meditations are accessible in their simplicity and beauty, in which the extraordinary emerges in the ordinary, the holy emerges in the mundane, in which our Lord, as always promised, comes."
