On the Eucharist and Sacrifice May 28, 2019 Clips, News The Rev. Matt Olver of Nashotah House discusses tensions in understandings of the Holy Eucharist, and how Pope Benedict XVI helps resolve them.
Hauerwas, Thiselton: Two Very Different Theological Styles May 9, 2019 Essays & Reviews, Features Theology is not neat and tidy, but is messy and incomplete, which invites other voices into the conversation for our mutual enrichment: there is more than one way to do this, and we need them as well. System... Read more...
Field Reports from Anglican Missionaries April 29, 2019 Essays & Reviews Writers from Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America discuss the perennial mandate of sharing the gospel with people who have not heard it and have no indigenous church.
Reveling in Hope April 26, 2019 Essays & Reviews When I saw that the New Cambridge Singers and the Cambridge Baroque Camerata would perform Bach’s last triumphant masterwork, I knew I would not miss it.
No Golden Age of Anglicanism April 24, 2019 Essays & Reviews Not only was there an unsettled messiness to the Church of England before the Restoration; there may not have been a mainstream center at all.
Student Essays in Christian Wisdom April 8, 2019 News The Living Church is pleased to announce the 10th annual Student Essays in Christian Wisdom Competition.
Transatlantic Sermon Notes April 5, 2019 Essays & Reviews The sermons of Samuel Wells become an investigation into truth, preaching, America, politics, and the university.
Theology Slam Winner Commends ‘Solastalgia’ March 29, 2019 Features Hannah Malcolm took the prize with “Blessed Are Those Who Mourn? Climate Chaos and Grief.”
The Shape of Lent March 19, 2019 Features From the inside, Lent is a complex warren, laden with nutrition for the Christian soul.
Bonaventure at 800 March 13, 2019 Essays & Reviews Douglas Dales shows how St. Bonaventure’s commentary is indebted to both the Franciscan tradition and patristic exegesis.
