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Gifted, Willing, and Needed: Reframing Call Culture in the Episcopal Church

We should understand a call as someone being gifted, willing, and needed.

The Gospel and the University Campus

Is education primarily about employability?

Evangelism, Lattes, and Limited Contact

One things is especially challenging to my ministry: limited meaningful contact with people who are not Christians.

Called to Serve

An ordination sermon in the Diocese of the Arctic.

The Question of Calling

As twenty-somethings finish their studies and look toward the future, the question of vocation is urgent and, it seems, particularly difficult to answer amid other pressures and responsibilities.

Ember Days for all

One of the best things about Advent is the presence of John the Baptist, that hair-shirt-wearing, locust-eating, wild-man prophet, the “voice of one crying out in the wilderness, ‘Make straight the way of the Lord,’ as the prophet Isaiah said.”

A place in the order of things

My grandfather died two weeks ago, a few months short of his 89th birthday, in the same room where he was born. Most every night of his long life, he slept under the same roof, in the farmhouse where his parents had settled just after their marriage.

Twenty minutes with Robert MacSwain

Rob MacSwain and Richard Mammana discuss Austin Farrer, Scripture, and academic and priestly vocation.

‘Follow me’: A St. Andrew’s Day reflection on the vocation of ordained ministry

As I celebrate four years as a pastor and priest of Christ’s people, I find my life and the work of ministry to be full of joy, more than I could have ever imagined.

Details matter: On the disciplines

True vocation, true work, is not a distraction from something more important.

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