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"It demands great spiritual resilience not to hate the hater whose foot is on your neck, and an even greater miracle of perception and...

By Hannah Bowman Every day brings further horrifying stories about the pandemic’s effect on those incarcerated in jails and prisons. Over 15,000 cases of COVID-19...

We’ve reached a point in the history of our nation, our Church, and our Communion when we need to balance celebration of gains made in reconciliation and community building with ongoing and disciplined excavations of the “stony road” people of African descent have traversed.

Judgment is not a topic the church often wants to contemplate, but it is not one we can avoid. How can we understand the dialectic of God’s judgment and mercy at the final coming of Christ so that divine judgment — and not just the hope of avoiding it — is for us something to be desired, not just feared?

It is not just the case that Jesus has provided an example of how we should live. His life, death, and resurrection have provided much more.

The Diocese of Atlanta and Ahavath Achim Synagogue have worked with SOAP UP Atlanta to fight human trafficking during Super Bowl LIII.

New staff members at Trinity Wall Street will focus on racial justice and housing for the homeless.

Bishop Curry: “We have a unique opportunity to honor the witness of two schools that continue to form new leaders.”

Episcopal Migration Ministries receives a holiday surprise of a renewed contract with the State Department.

In music, in dance, and in joyful worship Conrad Noel molded Thaxted into an image of the heavenly Jerusalem.