Post-exilic Prophets and the Church Today
Serving as a rector in the increasingly secular Northeast, I often feel like I am working in an unstable religious context.
Paul, the Reformers, and Perspectives New and Old
If we are to choose between the Reformers and the "New Perspective," we must first read them both.
More Women Ought to be Churched
There are plenty of rituals bursting into the lives of childbearing women in the United States today.
15 Principles on Liturgical Language and Revision
Our simplest words can become idols.
Reconciliation, the Gospel in Lent
Much of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent book is focused on reconciliation as relationships restored, or the consideration of personal factors that might inhibit a willingness to participate in such ministry.
The Reason for Baptism before Communion
Baptism brings each believer into the body of Christ, and the Eucharist is the source for the weekly renewal of that original public profession and of our incorporation into Christ’s body.
Ashes to Go? Context and Rationale
Ashes to Go can be a useful evangelistic tool, assuming that the context of the gospel in the prayer book liturgy can be legitimately maintained.
Clergy: Don’t Apologize for Lent
We all need Lent more than we know.