New: 11/3 TLC Online October 24, 2019 News The 2020 Lambeth Conference is just a few months away, and this issue of TLC offers insights on the historic 1920 conference and the first-ever conference, in 1867.
Council Screens Out Three Companies Over Human Rights October 24, 2019 News The Executive Council has placed three companies -- Caterpillar, Motorola Solutions and the Israel Discount Bank -- on a no-buy list because of the nature of their business operations in the Gaza Strip and the ... Read more...
Springfield Bishop Announces Retirement October 23, 2019 News Bishop Dan Martins, one of the Episcopal Church's most influential conservatives, called for the election of a successor, who would be consecrated in June, 2021.
Council Takes Racial History Pilgrimage in Montgomery October 23, 2019 News Two exhibits provide an unsettling overview of the history of slavery and lynching in America.
Bishop Roundup: Eastern & Western Michigan, West Virginia October 23, 2019 News The Diocese of Eastern Michigan continues a discernment process about deeper cooperation with neighboring Western Michigan Diocese, electing its bishop Whayne Hoagland, as their bishop provisional. West Virginia bishop Michie Klusmyer calls for the election of a coadjutor.
People & Places: October 23, 2019 October 23, 2019 News Appointments, ordinations, a reception and retirements from around the Episcopal Church
10/27 Readings: Home of Humility October 22, 2019 Sunday's Readings No right prayer, therefore, will sound like this: “God, I thank you that I am not like other people: thieves, rogues, adulterers, or even like this tax-collector. I fast twice a week; I give a tenth of all my income”
Adding Wattage to the Cultural Spotlight on PB Curry October 21, 2019 News By Kirk Petersen Nearly a year and a half after the Royal Wedding, random people in airports still recognize Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry. By some estimates, nearly 2 billion people watched Curry’s t... Read more...
Lambeth 1920 and Its Legacy Today October 15, 2019 News Theologians and church leaders from around the world gathered at Lambeth Palace for a colloquium focused on a century-old groundbreaking call to church unity and its implications for Anglicanism's contemporary divisions.
Third Round of Presbyterian-Episcopal Dialogue Begins October 15, 2019 Clips Episcopal talks with Presbyterian Church, U. S. A. outline remaining differences around historic episcopate that limit full reconciliation, discuss joint ministries.
