Firmly I believe The Rt. Rev. Tony Clavier May 11, 2012 Commentary A report, and a sermon by Ephraim Radner, from Nashotah House’s “Justification in Anglican Life & Thought: Retrospect and Prospect.”
General Convention’s roles Guest Contributor May 8, 2012 Orderly Counsel By Timothy E. Kimbrough. The Episcopal Church as custodian, steward, mission source, and town hall.
Orderly Counsel introduction Christopher Wells May 4, 2012 Orderly Counsel Essays in Advance of General Convention 2012
Two responses in Ft. Worth Douglas LeBlanc May 2, 2012 News Ft. Worth leaders are “exploring an appropriate response to such a shameful action by these members of the House of Bishops.”
‘Bringing pain to voice’ Michael Cover April 29, 2012 Commentary What was especially fascinating was that while the books Professors Brueggemann and Sharp pinpointed were the same, they had different rationales for choosing Jeremiah. For Professor Brueggemann, Jeremiah “reads him” because the centrality of anguish speaks to him. “Anyone who is not in anguish about what’s happening to us [in America] should read the book of Jeremiah.” For Professor Sharp, by contrast, Jeremiah’s appeal is not in its anguish or its vitriol, but in the multiple strata of the text, a witness to the “struggle to claim the prophetic voice” by those who followed Jeremiah.
God in the Old Testament Michael Cover April 28, 2012 Bible, Commentary It’s a clear and crisp morning here in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania. I’m on site at St. Thomas’ Church for an exciting Biblical Studies conference entitled “Making Sense of the God of the Old Testament.” For the next two days, I’ll be checking in on Covenant with some “Conference Notes,” including excerpts from interviews with Old Testament Professors Walter Brueggemann, Pete Enns, and Carolyn Sharp, as well as my host, Fr. Marek Zabriskie, rector of St. Thomas’ and founder of the Center Biblical Studies (CBS).
Bishops as amici curiae Douglas LeBlanc April 23, 2012 News Seven bishops and the Dallas-based Anglican Communion Institute filed a brief with the Texas Supreme Court Monday regarding The Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth v The Episcopal Church.
So great a cloud of memories Guest Contributor April 20, 2012 Commentary The ecclesiology of Holy Women, Holy Men shrinks the effective Church to the merely visible.
