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Church Life

The Impairment Commission’s Intervention

G. Jeffrey MacDonald -
A recently released report suggests that if you are a hard-drinking alcoholic or prolific drug user with an aversion to accountability, the Episcopal Church might welcome you.
Church Life

Welcoming Broken Souls

G. Jeffrey MacDonald -

Congregations learn to help drug addicts as they welcome others who struggle with temptations.

Church Life

Addicts on the Doorstep

G. Jeffrey MacDonald -

Churches respond to waves of homeless young people.

News

Md. Welcomes Bishop Knudsen

TLC Staff -
Evensong will celebrate the arrival of Chilton R. Knudsen, a bishop with a ministry in recovery and healing.
News

Bishops Unite against Addiction

Zachary Guiliano -
“I’m Mark, and I’m an alcoholic,” said Bishop Mark Hollingsworth, Jr., of Ohio as he began a committee report.
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Committee Discusses Addiction

Matt Townsend -
Bishop Mark Hollingsworth: “There’s a difficult line in the church between disease and sin.”
Covenant

The unresurrected Dick Whitman: the City of God and the Mad Men finale

Michael Cover -
Contrary to many assessments, the final montage suggests that no one has changed.
News

Bp. Knudsen on NPR

TLC Staff -
Bishop Chilton Knudsen: “As we teach the clergy how to ask the harder questions, they are learning.”
News

Bp. Knudsen to Serve in Md.

TLC Staff -
The seventh Bishop of Maine has published works on addiction and congregational healing.
News

Fight Addiction with Grace

TLC Staff -
Bp. Douglas Hahn: “You will see the power of God’s Spirit at work” in a 12-step meeting.
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