Curry, Other Bishops Condemn Insurrection January 8, 2021 Clips, Highlight, News “In the moment of a national crisis, a moment of great danger … a people must decide, ‘Who shall we be?’” Curry said, offering a stark choice between further chaos and beloved community.
The Toughness of Salvation September 13, 2019 Essays & Reviews, Features The novelist dares the reader to consider the toughness of salvation, the blood of it, and the way we may need for love to be harsh in order to be saved.
Hong Kong Bishops Call for Tolerance, Mutual Trust in Protest-Wracked City August 14, 2019 News “We need to remember that benevolent thoughts come from God while wicked intentions originate in the 'evil one,' Satan."
Guilt and Persecution April 25, 2019 News Bp. Philip Mountstephen: “There is a lot of post-colonial guilt around a residual sense that the Christian faith is an expression of white Western privilege.”
Haiti: Stay or Go February 26, 2019 News Increasing unrest, advisories to leave the country, and dwindling supplies reveal how missionaries grapple with potential life-or-death questions.
‘Therefore Choose Life’ October 29, 2018 Clips, News Bishop Mark Hollingsworth Jr.: “Anti-Semitism is anathema to Christian faith. We are disciples of Jesus, a Jewish teacher to whom we refer in our own scripture as rabbi.”
Bp. Breidenthal on Shooting Deaths September 6, 2018 Clips, News “Please join me in praying for the victims and their families as they deal with this tragedy.”
Church Worker Shot to Death September 4, 2018 Clips, News The Episcopal Church of South Sudan’s national youth coordinator has died after being shot.
‘We’ll Weep When You Weep’ February 14, 2018 News After 2017's mass shooting at the Grande Mosquée de Québec, the city's inconspicuous Anglicans built new friendships with Muslims.
‘Evil Is Also Part of Me’ August 18, 2017 Clips, News Bishop Martin Field: “To resist evil, I must acknowledge that evil is also part of me.”
