On being (a doctoral student in theology) Stewart Clem October 10, 2016 Commentary, The Episcopal Church The rewards of an academic career in theology are many, but so are the reasons not to apply.
Ain’t no grave: A response to George Clifford Stewart Clem August 1, 2016 Commentary Can Christians believe in life after death? According to Episcopal priest George Clifford, the short answer is “No.”
Praying off-center with W.H. Auden Stewart Clem July 6, 2016 Commentary, Poetry I may not solve the world’s problems, but I can pray if I am attentive and open to interruptions.
The way of the pilgrim: further reflections on Terrence Malick’s Knight of Cups Stewart Clem May 3, 2016 Commentary The fragmented nature of Knight of Cups is itself a reflection of the protagonist’s fragmented life.
How to read the Bible in church: 7 tips Stewart Clem January 12, 2016 Bible, Commentary, Liturgy 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 Stewart Clem September 25, 2015 Liturgy 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! Stewart Clem May 20, 2015 Humor 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 Stewart Clem March 25, 2015 Commentary 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.
