Church Moves Two Plaques October 31, 2017 Clips, News Christ Church, Alexandria, to place Lee and Washington plaques in another space.
‘Nobody’ Was Somebody August 29, 2017 Essays & Reviews, Features William Stevens, a hosier, directed his substantial wealth to support High Church Anglicanism.
Drowned Out by Outrage August 25, 2017 News Amid the debates about Robert E. Lee, Lee’s legacy is lost.
Stained-glass Backstory August 10, 2017 Clips, News A small detail in a stained-glass window was the signature of Whitefriar Glass Studios.
Remembering Fr. Bragg August 3, 2017 Clips, Features George Freeman Bragg, Jr., was one of the founders of the Niagara Movement, the precursor to the NAACP.
Oxford’s Series on Anglicanism July 18, 2017 Clips, News Oxford University Press has launched the first multi-volume history of worldwide Anglicanism.
Bristol Debates its Legacy March 1, 2017 News Calls are growing to scrub Edward Colston’s name from many locations in the port city of Bristol.
Anglicans’ Back Pages September 19, 2016 Essays & Reviews In Subscribing to Faith?, Jane Platt has done something daring and creative.
A Queen’s Momentous Reign September 8, 2015 Essays & Reviews The 63-year reign of Elizabeth II has probably been the greatest period of change in Britain’s history.
