God Knows We’re Messy, and That’s OK September 18, 2019 Features A child-focused ministry practice is attracting people who haven't been to church for years -- or decades. "It is the kids who can't wait to come back, who are asking for Messy Church more often, who are dragging their parents along.”
Bishop Scriven to Lead Evangelical Anglican Fellowship July 23, 2019 News EFAC aims “to encourage and develop biblically faithful fellowship, teaching and mission throughout the Anglican world.”
Abp. Welby: Evangelize with Sensitivity March 14, 2019 Clips, News “We need to be ready: ready to speak, to share. This is hope for the world! But let that witness be seasoned with gentleness and respect.”
Judgmental Pursuit March 6, 2019 Essays & Reviews The early 19th century was, according to one shrewd observer, “the Age of Societies.”
Iranian Christianity Expands March 5, 2019 News A service in Wakefield Cathedral launching a liturgy in the Farsi (Persian) language is a sequel to an intriguing mission story.
Nothing New under the Sun February 28, 2019 Essays & Reviews Lessons from 19th-century church planting in England
‘An Inspiring Evangelist’ February 27, 2019 Clips, News Jerusalem Greer of Greenbrier, Ark., begins her work March 1 as the Episcopal Church’s staff officer for evangelism.
Trinity Seminary Welcomes Bp. LeMarquand February 14, 2019 Clips, News The Rt. Rev. Grant LeMarquand is the new director of the Stanway Institute for World Mission at Trinity School for Ministry.
‘An Evangelist to the Last’ February 8, 2019 Clips, News Prominent Anglicans praise Canon Michael Green and his legacy.
Bishop Hughes: Invite Someone December 14, 2018 Clips, News The Rt. Rev. Carlye Hughes, Bishop of Newark, reflects on the importance of invitation and welcome.
