Hong Kong Archbishop Defends New Security Law July 13, 2020 Clips, Highlight The law significantly reduces the city’s autonomy and enhances the government’s power to control ongoing pro-democracy protests.
Churches Provide Space and Support for Protests July 3, 2020 Highlight, News By G. Jeffrey MacDonald News of George Floyd’s death under the knee of a white Minneapolis police officer had barely reached North Minneapolis when the community began to brace for what could happen next: va... Read more...
New Hong Kong Coadjutor Has Canadian & American Ties December 6, 2019 News Dean Matthias Der was a church planter in Toronto for twenty years before returning to Hong Kong to lead the city's cathedral; Der assumes leadership in the midst of violent protests, with limited response from Hong Kong's Anglicans.
Bishops on Gun Violence, Harassment March 7, 2018 Clips, News “We will walk with the youth of the United States today and into the future in choosing life”; “Bishops who are women know the “MeToo” experience. Some bishops who are men know it as well.”
Prayers in Baltimore April 28, 2015 News Bishop Eugene Sutton: “Pray for Baltimore. Violence is not the answer, ever.”
11th-hour Plea for Inmate March 2, 2015 News Kelly Renee Gissendaner is set to become the first woman to be executed in Georgia since 1945.
Discuss Race, Class, Violence December 5, 2014 News Bishop Eugene Sutton plans town hall “that will take us beyond events in Ferguson, Missouri, to a broader discussion.”
The Parable of Ferguson December 5, 2014 Essays & Reviews Can we find in Ferguson’s tragic story a truth that broadens our understanding?
On Ferguson: Christ Is Risen November 26, 2014 News Bp. Martins: Any aspect of human experience not seen in the light of Jesus’ resurrection is not really seen at all.
‘Hands Extended in Love’ November 25, 2014 News Presiding Bishop asks Episcopalians to “offer yourself in vulnerability for the sake of reconciliation across this land.”
