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Science, Faith, and the Pandemic

By Charlie Clauss A current story line, hyped by many, is the stance of conservative Christians towards the COVID-19 pandemic. This has played out as opposition...

A Sword Shall Pierce Your Soul Also: Mary and the Ministry of Jesus

By Jean McCurdy Meade Mary the mother of our Lord is the most revered saint in the Christian world; indeed, many Christians regularly pray for...

How a Deconstructed Evangelical Found Reconstruction as an Anglican

By Pieter Valk  Despite differing denominational convictions on more ancient theological questions, Evangelical churches in the rural Tennessee town where I grew up were theologically...

Restoring the Ecology of Faith

This is the second in a series on Revitalizing Ministry in Wales. By Mark Clavier We plough the fields and scatter The good seed on the land, But...

A Priest’s Cautionary Narrative

It seems still difficult to talk about all the ways in which laity abuse clergy. The power does not always lie on the side of the ordained.

The Church of England’s Vanishing Matriarchs

The Religious Lives of Older Laywomen The Final Active Anglican Generation By Abby Day Oxford University Press. Pp. 272. $70.00. In this vitally important new book, the University...

Singing of Easter

Fr. Lawrence Crumb: “There are many joys to the Easter season, but the greatest joy, I think, is singing Easter hymns.”

A Fire that Rekindles?

The disaster of Notre Dame is not likely to revive Christian belief, but the long process of rebuilding may also rekindle anew an appreciation, if not for religion, then for the idea of faith and the possibility of the transcendent.

The Coffee Stains of Faith

Tim Schenck's Holy Grounds is about how coffee and faith are berries on the same tree.

We Believe: The Church Makes the Saints

I have been carried by the communal faith of the Church when my heart has been cold or numb.

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