Mission as Learning, Connecting and Reconciling October 30, 2020 Features, Highlight The Cambridge Centre for Christianity Worldwide (CCCW) seeks to connect people and connect communities – starting with connecting different Christianities.
Episcopalians and Roman Catholics Work Toward Reconciliation December 23, 2019 Clips, News Fourteen theologians and church leaders met for talks in Chicago, discussing papers on different aspects of reconciliation and working towards an agreed statement.
UK Bishops Criticize Brexit Infighting as Divisive, Undemocratic August 29, 2019 News 25 English bishops call for open discussion, attention to a no-deal Brexit's impact on the vulnerable, while Archbishop Welby agrees to chair citizens' forum to share diverse views on the way forward
Breaching the Walls August 1, 2019 Features Four teams from Liberia, Tanzania, Jerusalem, and the United States met for 10 days at St. George’s College in Jerusalem to share, to pray, to have fellowship, and to explore sacred sites, as part of "Building Dialogue Across Conflict."
Lessons from a Fallen Fence December 27, 2018 Clips, Features “When the fence came down, we learned to become friends.”
Cross of Nails Welcomes Mothers’ Union November 14, 2018 Clips, News The 143-year-old Anglican mission agency became a partner of the Community of the Cross of Nails on Nov. 12.
Expatriate Sudanese: Unite for Peace May 9, 2018 Clips, News The annual conference of the American Friends of the Episcopal Church of the Sudans met under the theme “Strengthening the Peacemakers: South Sudan and Diaspora.”
Evaluate an Anti-racism Framework April 25, 2018 Clips, News The Executive Council Committee on Anti-Racism seeks responses on A Framework for Anti-Racism and Racial Reconciliation Training in the Episcopal Church.
Reconciliation and Christian Faith April 4, 2018 Clips, Opinion The Rt. Rev. Jeff W. Fisher, Suffragan Bishop of Texas, writes about the National Day of Reconciliation.
Diocese and St. James Turn the Corner March 29, 2018 Clips, News The congregation formerly known as St. James the Great has received approval to move back into a massive church building in Newport Beach.
