Lyghfield Bible Returns to Canterbury
A rare medieval Bible has been returned to Canterbury Cathedral 500 years after its removal.
Bishop: Pray for the Victims
“Pray for those who have suffered abuse at the hands of any perpetrator, and for those whose faith in the church and in God will be tested by the unveiling of this report.”
Benches and Reconciliation in South Sudan
How did benches become a symbol of peace and reconciliation between two tribes that have been enemies as far as anyone can remember?
Canon Stevenson to Assist PB
The Rev. Canon E. Mark Stevenson will be the next canon to the presiding bishop for ministry within the Episcopal Church.
#GC79 Highlight: ‘¡No están solas!’
About 900 Episcopalians sent messages of hope and solidarity to more than 500 migrant women detained a federal facility.
Rowing into Retirement
The parishioners of St. Andrew’s, Ben Lomond, built a rowboat for their retiring rector, the Rev. Blaine Hammond.
#GC79 Highlight: New Life for Old Boots
Members of Episcopal Church Women used 100 boots as Texas-style table decorations at its 49th Triennial Meeting in Austin and as donations afterward.
Hospital Plans in Hong Kong
A high-rise hospital planned by Hong Kong Anglicans has a projected floor area of 46,659 square meters.
Help for World Mission
The Global Episcopal Mission Network might achieve what has been asked of the Standing Commission on World Mission.