How to read the Bible in church: 7 tips
The way we read the Bible in church is a reflection of how seriously we take the Bible in the life of the Church.
Whoever welcomes one child
The greatest crisis in the Episcopal Church has nothing to do with human sexuality or BCP revision or "restructuring." If anything is going to sink our ship, it’s this: children (or lack thereof).
St. Blasé’s welcomes you!
An interview In which an everyday journalist meets a typical Episcopal parish, in all its love for the blessing of animals and the "hypothetical Buddhists" down the street.
Let’s be logical
Anglicans pride themselves on being educated and intellectual, but I'm afraid we're no more rational or logical than any other branch of the Church.
Feed the children
When the words “controversy” and “the Episcopal Church” are combined, they almost inevitably lead to the topic of human sexuality. While this is understandable, it obscures the fact that there are other, less h... Read More...
The not-so-reverend Reverend
Some of us need to be reminded that, while the Church is indeed a divine institution, it can oftentimes be all too human.
Curiosity’s children
I wonder if the unencumbered thirst for knowledge that is so glorified in our culture has brought with it an inclination towards vice, or a particular kind of vice, that might otherwise go under the radar.