Ethics: Forgiveness, in Three Parts March 4, 2021 Features, Highlight Forgiveness is a complex matter that requires discernment, a certain openness, a steadiness in truthful naming, a process over time, and more.
Hospitality and Mercy Are Timeless May 31, 2019 Essays & Reviews, Features Matt Opatrny: “It’s important to show refugees as people under desperate circumstances.”
TV Report on Md. Flood Relief May 28, 2019 Clips, News Saving Ellicott City shows the work of the Rev. Anjel Scarborough and St. Peter’s Church in response to two thousand-year floods in 2018.
Excellence in Health Care Honor May 24, 2019 Clips, News United Hospital Fund recognizes hospital executive Del Joiner for accomplishments in improving quality of care.
Vanier’s Last Community: Hospice April 25, 2019 News The Canadian theologian and humanitarian Jean Vanier, who founded L’Arche in 1964, has entered hospice care.
Pensions for Cuban Priests February 27, 2019 Clips, News Presiding Bishop: “This is not just fundraising; it’s following Jesus and finding our way back to each other.”
Episcopal Relief & Development Sunday February 20, 2019 Clips, News Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry invites all Episcopalians to observe Episcopal Relief & Development Sunday on March 10.
Supplies for Besieged Syrians February 6, 2019 Clips, News Episcopal Relief & Development is supporting the Fellowship of Middle East Evangelical Churches in providing supplies to cover winter needs.
PBS Profiles Seeds of Hope January 22, 2019 Clips, News Seeds of Hope, the food justice ministry of the Diocese of Los Angeles, will be featured on KCET’s L.A. Foodways.
Absalom Jones Offering for Two Schools January 17, 2019 Clips, News Bishop Curry: “We have a unique opportunity to honor the witness of two schools that continue to form new leaders.”
