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The Reign of Grace

We are inescapably religious, and for David Zahl this is more of a curse than a blessing. 

Mary Kostel Succeeds David Booth Beers

The fourth chancellor to the presiding bishop began working for the Episcopal Church in 2009.

Millennial Burnout and The Good Place

The problem is not that millennials don’t know how to work, it’s that work is all they know.

Church Publishes 2018 Canons

The 2018 edition of the Constitution and Canons is available is free in digital form or $35 for a paper copy.

The Dread Spirit of the Age

This bundle of ideas — nihilism, atheism, the need to create our values, the reduction of everything to power — lies behind much that is deeply problematic in our time.

Supreme Court Affirms Baker’s Freedom

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 7-2 in favor of baker Jack Phillips, who declined to bake a custom cake for the wedding of Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins.

The Gospel and the Works of God

In Acts 15, St. James and the Jerusalem Council take for granted that Gentile Christians will do just this: follow the commands of God.

From Abraham to Cornelius

When Peter met Cornelius, he entered into what God has been up to since he called Abraham.

Will the Catechism Change on Marriage?

Bishop Daniel Martins: “[W]hile a diocesan bishop can decline to permit use of a trial rite ‘in the ether,’ a bishop cannot proscribe use of material in the Book of Common Prayer.”

To Live in a Small Way, and Live Well

"I draw on the Benedictine idea because I think our call isn't necessarily to do these big things, but it's to do small things well."

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