Ambiguity in Forgiving
After the bombing, Coventry's provost did not write “Father Forgive Them,” only “Father Forgive.”
What to call the priest?
I commend the use of Pastor to my fellow Episcopalians as the most reflective of the descriptions of the presbyter found in the New Testament and the prayer book rite for ordination.
Finding Hope in a World of Optimism
Our culture tends toward optimism, but is it a Christian virtue?
Launching an Arabic-language Fellowship in Madrid
Pray for us — for dynamic ideas in launching this fellowship.
The Prayer Book and the Non-Denominational Pastor
All I knew about the Anglicans was what Wikipedia had told me on the day before I applied.
The Archbishop’s Test
The primate intends that special-interest groups should rest and that each rubric of the Book of Common Prayer should be followed precisely for 24 months.
Reflections on the Beginning of a New Era
My church has entered a period of decline, even stripping, in which its social position is eroding, its institutions are collapsing, and its common life lies in tatters.
A Bigger Conversation about Liturgy
“It is worrisome that despite the soaring temperatures of Austin, the current Prayer Book conversations take place in an ecumenical winter.”