Following Jesus in an Age of Distraction Fr. Clint Wilson December 20, 2019 Catechesis, Commentary, Contributors, The Episcopal Church In an age of near infinite distractions, we must learn — again, and again — to look to him in whom all things hold together.
Online Catechesis Guest Contributor September 2, 2019 Catechesis, Commentary, Tech, The Episcopal Church How are we going to help those people who are seeking Christ online? How can the Church make the most of this opportunity?
Plural Pedagogies in the Anglican Church of Canada Jeff Boldt June 20, 2019 Anglican Church of Canada, Approaching General Synod, Catechesis In the event of an apocalypse, are parents or bishops more essential for the survival of the church? My vote is with the former. Far more people are converted by their parents than by bishops.
Seeing Ancient Words Anew: Looking through the Dictionary Darkly Mother Miriam, CSM June 7, 2019 Catechesis, Commentary, The Episcopal Church The time between Easter and Trinity Sunday is ideal for instruction in trinitarian doctrine.
Are Children Theologians? John Mason Lock May 30, 2019 Catechesis, Commentary, The Episcopal Church We not only follow in the way of our parents, but we all share in the guilt and sin of humanity.
Foundational Faith: Catechesis as Architecture Guest Contributor January 30, 2019 ACNA, Catechesis, Commentary What are we trying to accomplish in teaching new Christians the core elements of the Christian faith?
The Virgin Birth and the Liberal Tradition Zachary Guiliano December 30, 2018 Catechesis, Church of England, Commentary Many people seem not to realize that there is such a thing as liberal tradition.
Proclaiming the Gospel to Little Children: 8 Tips Dane Boston December 18, 2018 Bible, Catechesis, Commentary, Ministry, The Episcopal Church Pitching the right message in a way that will keep them riveted week after week — it’s a tall order to reach some short people.
