The Episcopal Church is unlikely to experience renewal because of immigration or procreation. What we need is a new breed of courageous missionaries willing to be a gospel presence.
Part of an on-going conversation about decline in the Anglican Church of Canada, Emilie Smith offers a response to David Goodhew's assessment of the causes. She does not deny the reality of the numbers, but rather probes why.
Editor's Note: Dr. Goodhew would like to thank Mark Michael and Katie Nakamura Rengers for their advice on this article.
Given the doleful statistical tidings...
A chance encounter in 2019 sparked Eliza Griswold’s five-year immersive reporting project with Circle of Hope Church in Philadelphia. She was in downtown Philly...
The decline of the Episcopal Church prompts the question: What will become of the Episcopal Church? It’s an interesting question, one whose answer has...
This essay has been modified slightly to more accurately reflect the history of Bexley-Seabury. — Editor.
By Garwood Anderson
To imagine the future of theological education...
By Jeremy Bonner and David Goodhew
This article is an update of our earlier post, “The Growth of the Anglican Church in North America.”
The Anglican...
By Zack Guiliano
You may have noticed the Church of England is teetering toward financial crisis, amid broader declines. Sadly, this is nothing new, and...
