Throwback Thursday — “The Lord and Me”: Ninian and Martin of Tours By William C. Noble His strong hands gripped the dark wood railing of the boat as the gentle afternoon wind filled the heavy canvas sail above his head. The boat slipped quietly into the strong current of ... Read More...
Postcard from Norwich By Peter Doll It has been one of the axioms of contemporary culture in Britain that cathedrals and museums have exchanged places. Cathedrals, which were once the spiritual homes of communities and regions, a... Read More...
The Beheading of John the Baptist and the (Post-)Traumatic Church By Elizabeth Anderson The new trial use commemorations approved by the Episcopal Church’s 2018 General Convention include several feasts that are both ancient and widespread, despite their previous absence f... Read More...
Prayer in Time of Plague By Drew Nathaniel Keane The degree of physical adversity and suffering that was commonplace for our ancestors defies our imagination. We live on the other side of advances in technology and medicine that wou... Read More...
After Whiteness…Where Do We Go From Here? After Whiteness: An Education in Belonging By Willie James Jennings Eerdmans, pp. 175. $19.99 Review by Joseph Dewey Theology is caught more than taught. The potency of proclamation is only as powerf... Read More...
Militant Saints: Saint Maximilian Kolbe, Jonathan Daniels, and the Marian Call By Kenly Stewart "We are beginning to see as we never saw before that we are truly in the world and yet ultimately not of it. For through the bramble bush of doubt and fear and supposed success we are groping ... Read More...
1 Peter 3:1-7 in Fresh Perspective By Peter R. Rodgers When the Lambeth Conference meets next summer, one of the distinctive features will be a study of the First Letter of Peter. The First Letter of Peter: A Global Commentary, edited by Pro... Read More...
Flashback Friday: Mission and the Daily Office While combing through our archives, I came across this pair of essays from bygone days by Tony Hunt. They touch upon matters near and dear to my heart: the intersection of worship and mission, and especially th... Read More...
