Brent, and a Post-Pandemic Vision for Christian Unity September 16, 2021 Features, Highlight The expansive, generous spirit of the four marks of Brentian ecumenism
Presiding Bishop Calls for Prayer and Fasting for America February 21, 2020 Features, Opinion "A time of profound division, and genuine crisis of national character."
Prelates Endorse WCC ‘Arusha Call’ June 3, 2019 Clips, News The World Council of Churches last year issued a dozen imperatives intended for Christians of all denominations.
Will Sex Affect Episcopal-Methodist Communion? May 30, 2019 News Some now worry full communion could become a casualty of tense, politically charged times in churches at risk of breaking apart.
Abp. Ernest Called to Rome May 18, 2019 Clips, News Abp. Welby: “Archbishop Ian [Ernest] will bring to his new role a wealth of experience in practical ecumenical engagement, and significant connections throughout the Anglican Communion.”
‘The Next Faithful Step’ May 2, 2019 Clips, News Episcopal-United Methodist committee: “[W]e decided through deep and honest conversation to continue on this path toward full communion.”
The Thorough Authority of Paul Avis March 29, 2019 Essays & Reviews There is no better guide to church relations than Paul Avis, editor in chief of Ecclesiology and a professor at both the University of Durham and the University of Exeter.
Committed to Print November 6, 2018 Clips, News The Procession and Work of the Holy Spirit now available as a book.
Archbishop visits Patriarch October 22, 2018 Clips, News The Archbishop of Canterbury held a “cordial and informal” meeting Oct. 19 with the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople.
Anglicans Honor Oscar Romero October 15, 2018 Clips, News Bishop Rowan Williams leads delegation of 10 Anglican bishops to the canonization of Oscar Romero at the Vatican.
