Curry, Other Bishops Condemn Insurrection January 8, 2021 Clips, Highlight, News “In the moment of a national crisis, a moment of great danger … a people must decide, ‘Who shall we be?’” Curry said, offering a stark choice between further chaos and beloved community.
Executive Council Focuses on Race and Budget June 8, 2020 Highlight, News Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry says "somethings different" about the current unrest. The Church is on budget now, but beginning to plan for potential reductions.
Curry: ‘He Didn’t Say a Prayer,’ It Was ‘A Photo Op’ June 3, 2020 Highlight, News "If people of goodwill and human decency come together and say, ‘we’re going to be a people of love ... we’re going to be a people worthy of the name American', then, we will be a shining city upon a hill."
Curry Discusses Theology of Worship During the Pandemic April 1, 2020 News Online worship may be better suited to ways of praying represented by the forms of the Daily Office than by the physical and material dimensions required by the Eucharist.
Presiding Bishop: Love in the Time of the Coronavirus March 15, 2020 News As churches throughout the country suspended in-person worship services, Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry preached via livestream as part of the Washington National Cathedral's service.
Coronavirus: A Pastoral Message from the Presiding Bishop March 11, 2020 News Bishop Curry: "We are part of the human family of God. Jesus came to show us that his way of love is the way of life. It’s God’s human family. We are in a time when remembering that may be important for all of us. We are in this together."
Presiding Bishop Calls for Prayer and Fasting for America February 21, 2020 Features, Opinion "A time of profound division, and genuine crisis of national character."
TEC and Anglican Church of Mexico Sign Bilateral Agreement February 17, 2020 Clips, News The agreement replaces a covenant that expired at the end of 2019.
“The Light Shines in the Darkness’ December 17, 2019 Clips, News It's not an accident that long ago, followers of Jesus began to commemorate his birth when the world seemed darkest. It is not an accident that we too, commemorate his coming, when things do not always look right in this world.
Council Takes Racial History Pilgrimage in Montgomery October 23, 2019 News Two exhibits provide an unsettling overview of the history of slavery and lynching in America.
