A Pointer to Discipleship Charlie Clauss August 27, 2020 Commentary, Liturgy, The Episcopal Church By Charlie Clauss The collects are a treasure of Anglican worship. Many people will know the refrain “Read, learn, mark, and inwardly digest” from the collect that always occurs on the second-to-last Sunday ... Read More...
No Singing Charlie Clauss July 17, 2020 Commentary, Liturgy, Ministry, The Episcopal Church By Charlie Clauss As many of us emerge from shelter-at-home orders, churches have begun planning for in-person congregational worship. This is welcome news! The gathering of God’s people for worship is a gre... Read More...
A Plea to the Preacher Charlie Clauss May 20, 2020 Commentary, Lay Voices on Preaching, Ministry, The Episcopal Church This post continues a series of essays on preaching from the perspective of lay people. Previous entries may be found here. By Charlie Clauss I am thankful for the men and women called to pastor parishes ... Read More...
Dogs, Easter, and New Creation Charlie Clauss April 30, 2020 Bible, Books, Commentary, The Episcopal Church By Charlie Clauss There is one species on our planet that seems to be benefiting from Covid-19 stay-at-home orders: dogs. There are more dogs out on walks, it seems, than ever before. Many animal rescue orga... Read More...
Communion is More Than a Spiritual Pep Rally Charlie Clauss November 5, 2019 Commentary, Contributors, Ecclesiology, Liturgy, The Episcopal Church Our liturgy does not allow us to ignore the fact that more is at stake in communion than issues of hospitality and psychological and emotional benefit.
A Crisis in Discipleship Charlie Clauss August 26, 2019 Commentary, Ministry, The Episcopal Church It is not just the case that Jesus has provided an example of how we should live. His life, death, and resurrection have provided much more.
Our Norms and Justice Charlie Clauss October 26, 2018 Commentary, Ethics, The Episcopal Church As Christians, we have to examine our language for norms and justice.
According to the Scriptures Charlie Clauss June 27, 2018 Bible, Commentary, The Episcopal Church The resurrection is not disconnected from the world of the Scriptures, but is rather an integral part.
