Communion Across Difference

Ely led the Diocese of Vermont for 18 years, and was praised as an advocate for both LGBT inclusion and communion across difference.

Over the past two decades, Progressives have "won" in the life of the Episcopal Church. Can there be grace for the presence of others?

A group of church leaders convened by The Living Church and Forward Movement met in Long Island to continue the work of Communion Across Difference.

An Anglo-Catholic priests writes, I am still here because this is where I was called. “Lord, to whom shall we go?” If I left the Episcopal Church for another communion, I may very well be happier in some areas and freer in most. But I would exchange one set of problems for another.

EDITORIAL This second part of my three-part essay on these matters begins the conversation about the first step in the process to add gender-neutral marriage...

EDITORIAL  This article is being published in three parts. Part I looks at the resolutions proposed by the Task Force on Communion Across Difference, which...

The story of the Episcopal Church in the modern era is usually reckoned in terms of presiding episcopates, and with good reason. While our...

While approving conscience protections for the ordination and deployment processes, progressives used a series of parliamentary moves to defeat resolutions to renew the church's Task Force on Communion Across Difference and alter disciplinary canons on doctrine.

The bishops also approved a trial use that redefines Holy Matrimony as “Christian marriage, in which two people enter into a life-long union,” rather than “the woman and the man.”

Bishop John Bauerschmidt described Resolution A092 as “one of those canonical amendments that has purchase in both directions.”