Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Ecumenical Imperative
Bonhoeffer’s theology speaks acutely to today’s moment.
A Sunday in the Anglican Diaspora
North American Anglicans lack an ecclesiology that can comprehend our fragmentation and numerical decay.
GAFCON Announces Plans for Synod
The newly created GAFCON synod will consist of three members from each province and fellowship of GAFCON.
Kenya Ponders Future with GAFCON
"If GAFCON creates parallel structures what does this mean for the Communion? Are we heading into a separate church? If that is the direction, are we happy to wake up one day and say that we are not a part of the Anglican Communion? I do not think that we have arrived at that stage."
The Dead, Divided Church of Holy Saturday
Our hopes for the Church do not rest on human perfection but on divine grace.
Division Is a Choice
We continue to be divided because we continue to choose to be divided.
Reflections on leaving
There are reasons for people to leave a church, and sometimes the rationale for remaining can fly so high that it leaves people in the cold.
Martin Luther on the gospel and the Church
For Luther, there is a beautiful ambiguity, a chicken-and-egg phenomenon, even a tension, in which the Church is ever being created and recreated by its gospel proclamation.