Vanier’s Last Community: Hospice April 25, 2019 News The Canadian theologian and humanitarian Jean Vanier, who founded L’Arche in 1964, has entered hospice care.
Pensions for Cuban Priests February 27, 2019 Clips, News Presiding Bishop: “This is not just fundraising; it’s following Jesus and finding our way back to each other.”
Supplies for Besieged Syrians February 6, 2019 Clips, News Episcopal Relief & Development is supporting the Fellowship of Middle East Evangelical Churches in providing supplies to cover winter needs.
A New Year for Migration Ministry December 3, 2018 Clips, News Episcopal Migration Ministries receives a holiday surprise of a renewed contract with the State Department.
Praise for Christians Against Poverty October 10, 2018 News London School of Economics estimates that Christians Against Poverty contributes £32 million to the U.K. economy.
‘Beauty Belongs Here’ September 28, 2018 Clips, News A memorial service for the Rev. Austin Ford drew religious leaders, civil rights and community activists, and executives.
Church of South India Brings Flood Relief August 22, 2018 Clips, News Members of the Church of South India have been at the heart of relief efforts after flooding devastated swathes of the southwestern state of Kerala.
Grace House’s Legacy in Chicago April 13, 2018 Clips, News Chicago Tribune: “Today, the staff and residents of Grace House have welcomed the cast of playwright Boo Killebrew’s world-premiere play ‘Lettie’ into their home.”
Safety in a Church’s Parking Lot April 2, 2018 News Foxes have dens and birds have nests, but a homelessness crisis of “epic and heartbreaking proportions” in Los Angeles is bringing weary people to a Koreatown church parking lot.
Martin Luther King Jr., 1929-1968 January 15, 2018 Features “Grant that your Church, following the example of your prophet Martin Luther King, may resist oppression in the name of your love, and may secure for all your children the blessed liberty of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.”
