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Are We an LGBT-Affirming Parish?

Editor's Preface: This is the first of two essays on parish ministry and sexuality. The second essay will appear tomorrow. The two authors ultimately...

Remembering My Spiritual Brother, Bishop Frank Griswold

By Yehezkel Landau On March 5, the Rt. Rev. Frank Tracy Griswold, who served as presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church from 1998 to...

“Imagine” Is Harder Than You Think

By Charlie Clauss I’m sure I wasn’t the only one excited that the Olympics, postponed from 2020 due to the pandemic, finally happened this August....

So, Then… Do We Really Want to Be One?

By Russell Levenson “We pray for your holy Catholic Church... that we all may be one” (BCP, p. 387). In that prayer, we are connecting to Jesus’...

The Thorough Authority of Paul Avis

There is no better guide to church relations than Paul Avis, editor in chief of Ecclesiology and a professor at both the University of Durham and the University of Exeter.

This Source of Doctrine and Unity Requires Our Care

Episcopalians have disagreed about many things over the years, but the prayer book has remained a focus of unity.

Task Group Urges Repentance

Abp. Ian Ernest: “Our belief is that our differences don’t need to lead to hate but prayer can lead us to heal where relationships have been impaired.”

Polyphony of Life in the Diocese of Tennessee

Amid division over same-sex marriage and the blessing of same-sex unions, the Diocese of Tennessee strives to live in humble unity.

The trivial round

Placing names on the prayer list commits the parish to be involved in the lives of those for whom we pray.

One Baptism

Roman Catholics and Coptic Orthodox Christians recognize each other’s sacrament of baptism.

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