Oxford’s Series on Anglicanism July 18, 2017 Clips, News Oxford University Press has launched the first multi-volume history of worldwide Anglicanism.
‘Donations Beget Donations’ July 18, 2017 Clips, News Virginia Theological Seminary’s Bishop Payne Library is awash in music collections.
Kenneth Bailey (1930-2016) June 28, 2016 News The Rev. Canon Kenneth Bailey, one of the most innovative New Testament scholars of the 20th century, died May 23.
Vatican II’s Contested Legacy October 6, 2014 Essays & Reviews Review by Paul Avis • In 2014, the commemorations of Vatican II are still in full swing. Perhaps “contestations” would be more apt.
VTS, Gladstone’s to Cooperate September 11, 2014 News Virginia Theological Seminary and Great Britain’s largest residential library will serve each other’s scholars.
Jordan Hylden, ECF Fellow May 30, 2014 News Jordan Hylden, a contributor to The Living Church and its weblog, Covenant, is among the Episcopal Church Foundation’s 2014 Fellows.
Chair Honors Bp. Richardson April 17, 2014 News Seminary of the Southwest has completed a successful fundraising effort for a $2.5 million endowed chair in memory of J. Milton Richardson.
A Generous Scholar-Priest April 9, 2014 Essays & Reviews, Features By Christopher A. Beeley • Graduates remember Rowan Greer for his devotion to his students, his deep erudition, and his great sense of humor.
Luke for More of Us January 31, 2013 Essays & Reviews Review by Garwood P. Anderson Some recent, diverse offerings on the Lukan corpus seek to fill the gap between biblical scholarship and the Church.
