Historic Churches: Six Cases February 20, 2018 News There’s a special reluctance to close truly historic buildings, but saving them often requires resources far beyond what a small remaining congregation can provide.
Saving Samuel Seabury’s Miter September 8, 2017 Clips, News Textile Conservation Workshop spent five weeks restoring the miter of the Episcopal Church’s first bishop.
The Met Comes Calling August 22, 2017 Clips, News New York’s Metropolitan Opera Company invites Ohio priest to consider reprising a role.
In a Tongue Understood by the People August 11, 2017 Features Aboriginal Australians celebrate their love of Scripture.
Stained-glass Backstory August 10, 2017 Clips, News A small detail in a stained-glass window was the signature of Whitefriar Glass Studios.
Honor for Sculpture at VTS December 22, 2016 News Artist Margaret Adams Parker will receive a Faith & Form award for her sculpture “Mary as Prophet.”
Two Versions of Assisi November 16, 2016 Essays & Reviews Assisi, the hillside birthplace of St. Francis, comes alive every Oct. 3, which marks the saint’s death in 1226.
Beeswax for the Ages November 3, 2016 News Cathedral Candle Company keeps a steady customer base among liturgical churches.
Grants Assist Preservation November 2, 2016 News A $14 million National Fund for Sacred Places will assist churches in need of repair and restoration.
Canterbury Auctions Stone August 9, 2016 News From bookends to possible garden ornaments, you can own a piece of Canterbury Cathedral’s history.
