CORNERSTONES: Making Lemonade in the Auvergne June 18, 2020 Highlight, News In the 10th century onward, church builders in the Auvergne region of France lacked access to marble and limestone, so they made the most of the volcanic stone available to them.
Trinity Donates $500,000 in Overseas COVID Relief June 17, 2020 Highlight, News Trinity Wall Street continues its support of Anglican dioceses and organizations in Africa, the Caribbean, and South America.
Michigan Bishop Suspended After Extramarital Affair June 15, 2020 Highlight, News The Rt. Rev. Whayne M. Hougland, Jr., will begin a year of repentance and amendment of life.
Retired English Bishop Steps Down in Racism Inquiry June 15, 2020 Highlight, News The Rt. Rev. Mike Hill, former Bishop of Bristol is accused of racial discrimination in his handling of the employment of the Rev. Alwyn Pereira, a priest of South Asian ethnicity.
Hearing Ends With No Verdict Yet for Bishop Love June 12, 2020 Highlight, News The Bishop of Albany is the only domestic bishop who continues to forbid same-sex marriages to be conducted within his diocese, despite the will of the General Convention. He faces disciplinary charges under Title IV.
Council: Funds for MN, KY; Budget Trauma June 11, 2020 Highlight, News Executive Council addresses the current racial tempest and the financial storm to come.
Bishop Roundup: GA, OK, MN, WY, AL, Upper SC June 10, 2020 Highlight, News New bishops consecrated in Georgia, Minnesota and Oklahoma; a petition candidate in Wyoming; successful consents for Alabama; and a retirement announcement for Upper South Carolina's eighth bishop.
Bishop Love to Face Public Disciplinary Hearing June 10, 2020 News By Kirk Petersen On Friday, June 12, the last remaining American bishop who refuses to permit same-sex marriage in his diocese will face a public disciplinary hearing because of that refusal. Bishop Will... Read more...
Podcasts: Part-Time Clergy and Prison Ministry June 10, 2020 News, Updates Jeff MacDonald talks about his new book, "Part-Time Is Plenty"; Hannah Bowman describes her work as a prison chaplain.
Anglican World Leaders Support Racial Justice Protests June 9, 2020 Clips, Updates Two Archbishops of Canterbury, and numerous other Anglican leaders have condemned George Floyd's death, criticized President Trump's Bible photo-op, and drawn parallels between the injustice experienced by African-Americans and minority communities in their own nations.
