Humble Evangelism in a Religiously Plural World
How should we, as Christians, think about and respond to other religions?
Is ‘Distinctive Co-Existence’ the Anglican Future?
Abp Davies's proposal opens the door to an endless multiplication of provinces.
The Ministry of Matchmaking
Clergy, lay leaders, sensitive readers: please consider a ministry of matchmaking.
Angels: Messengers of Justice
St. Michael promises justice, not only as a hope for the future, but with spiritual power here and now.
Against Walkabouts
We need a new term in our bishop searches, one without the culturally fraught 19th-century language exchange of Blackbirding as its only background.
A Christian Case for Prison Abolition
Prison abolition is an act of discipleship and not only a moral imperative because it is a proclamation of faith.
Asceticism and Politics
When one mortifies the body, one in turn mortifies the body politic.
In Praise of the Lectionary
Our Office lectionary is Catholic and Reformed, it’s flexible, it covers all the essentials, and it’s official for us and good enough for others too.