As ICE ramps up deportations, Episcopal leaders in Minnesota, North Carolina, and Louisiana are attacking dehumanizing rhetoric and standing up for justice and safety.
Catholic clerics in Benue State, Nigeria, have called on the national and subnational governments to protect human life and restore occupied territories.
From an Anglican Fellowship of Prayer announcement: “Through the Living Church Foundation, AFP’s resources and vision will continue to inspire prayer within the Anglican tradition for generations to come.”
The annual chili supper of St. Mark's Church in Beaumont, Texas, has been held for over 80 years and had served both chili and the community of Southeast Texas.
The Rev. Dr. Molly James: “The data bears out what we hear everywhere: We are declining. We have fewer people. The only thing that might surprise you is the finances.”
The Rev. Sarah Fisher, who says her strengths are in congregational development and listening, will be the Episcopal Church’s third openly lesbian bishop.
The Rev. Clint Wilson is excited about TLC's 150th anniversary and its call to gather diverse leaders who care about the flourishing of the Anglican tradition.
The Episcopal Church lost two of its retired bishops in the past week: Joe Burnett, 10th Bishop of Nebraska, and Chester Talton, Suffragan Bishop of Los Angeles.