Seeking ‘Sacred Ground’ on Racial Reconciliation July 29, 2020 Highlight, News The Episcopal Church’s 10-part, film-based discussion series confronts the historical roots of systemic racism in America.
Love Is Stronger than Death July 21, 2020 Highlight, News What “I Can Breathe Now” provides is a crucial reminder that racial strife does not have the final word and that even death is not the end of the story.
Cry of the Wounded July 16, 2020 Features Photography is not objective. It is deeply subjective. In other words, photographers bring to their craft the themes they carry inside themselves.
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...
Twin Challenges for New Bishop of Minnesota June 29, 2020 Highlight, News This has been a reminder to the Episcopal Church that this is long work. We are called to repenting, accounting, and reconciling with our own history of being complicit in systemic racism.
Black Lives Matter: A Movement, Not a Moment June 23, 2020 Features, Highlight Episcopal and Anglican leaders from across the Church discuss their support for current racial justice efforts.
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.
General Convention 2021 is in Play June 5, 2020 Highlight, News The pandemic threatens plans to hold the 2021 General Convention in Baltimore.
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."
Bishops Criticize Trump for Photo Op at Church June 2, 2020 Highlight, News The Rt. Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde: ""The president just used a Bible, the most sacred text of the Judeo-Christian tradition ... as a backdrop for a message antithetical to the teachings of Jesus,"
