America’s Only Boys Choir Boarding School Marks 100 Years December 24, 2019 Clips, Features A diocesan bishop is among the alumni of the school, which provides rigorous musical and academic instruction for boys in grades three to eight.
Attack on Pittsburgh Synagogue Forges Interfaith Ties December 23, 2019 Clips, Features A church and a synagogue swapped visits on the first day of Hanukkah, which was also the last Sunday of Advent.
Episcopalians and Roman Catholics Work Toward Reconciliation December 23, 2019 Clips, News Fourteen theologians and church leaders met for talks in Chicago, discussing papers on different aspects of reconciliation and working towards an agreed statement.
12/29 Readings: Beauty and Light December 23, 2019 News We have put on the Lord Jesus, and we are bearers of his light and beauty in the world. We are not the one true light, but are witnesses to the light.
Morgan Porteus, XI Bishop of Connecticut, Dies at 102 December 20, 2019 Clips, News Porteus supported the ordination of women and the 1979 prayer book during his episcopacy.
Fresh Carols for a Global Christmas December 20, 2019 Essays & Reviews, Features Kevin Carey draws inspiration from other cultures in this collection of holiday poetry.
Bearing Witness to These Things: Actor Performs Gospel of John December 20, 2019 Features The healing power of memorizing and reciting an entire Gospel.
#MeToo: 50 Years of Perseverance Leads to Ordination December 19, 2019 News Despite betrayal by a bishop, Gayle Pershouse Vaughan earns her collar.
Fifty-Tree Display Fills Indiana Church December 19, 2019 Clips, Features Jonathan Hampton, the organist at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Richmond, Indiana, turned a lifelong obsession into a fundraiser for a local faith-based service agency.
Injecting Creativity into Lessons and Carols December 18, 2019 News A church in upstate New York hopes to attract new members by offering non-traditional carols.
