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Toni Morrison’s Beloved: A Retrospective Review and Contemporary Application

John Mason Lock
Books, Commentary, Contributors, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church

Why Don’t Christians Go to Church?

Cole Hartin
Anglican Church of Canada, Commentary, Contributors, Ministry

Transformed by Jesus

Fr. Bryan Owen
Bible, Commentary, Contributors, Good Book Club, The Episcopal Church

The Play’s the Thing

Guest Contributor
Books, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church

Justice, Mercy and The Irishman

Joey Royal
Anglican Church of Canada, Commentary, Contributors, Movies, Reviews & Culture

Choosing mutuality

Guest Contributor
Commentary, Our Unity in Christ
By Alyson Barnett-Cowan. While it is true that the Communion’s language of “Covenant” was first used in The Windsor Report of 2004, the idea of having a comprehensive, coherent, agreed-upon understanding of how the Anglican family works has been around for a long time.

Families and accountability

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Commentary, Our Unity in Christ
By R. Mwita Akiri. We do not live in a world that allows us to confine ourselves within our own geographical, cultural and social contexts. The world we live in is a global village, and more than that, it has become a dot-com age. We have to relate with and to one another, within and outside our contexts.

Committing unity to print

Guest Contributor
Commentary, Our Unity in Christ
By David Richardson. What the Covenant has to offer the churches of the Communion is an instrument of unity and mission which, in good Anglican fashion, steers a middle path between centralism and juridical structures on the one hand and unfettered license and mutual irresponsibility on the other. But it does more.