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The Sons of the Gods: Attention Economy & Technology

Jake Andrews -
The attention economy and its most recent births—algorithmic social media and AI—look more demonic than angelic.

People and Places, 3/11

TLC Staff -
This is the first of two columns from the March edition of TLC. It includes appointments and ordinations.

Former Spokane Bishop Dies at 77

Mark Michael -
James Waggoner, who led the diocese for 17 years, spent most of his ministry in small towns and rural settings.

‘I Absolve You’: The Grammar of Sin & Forgiveness in the Anglican Tradition

Stewart Clem -
Not all confessions are the same. Not all absolutions are the same. But this is good news.

Iranian Priest: ‘A Moment We Couldn’t Have Imagined’

Caleb Maglaya Galaraga -
Iranian Christian leaders urged for prayers for the country and the broader region as war enters its second week.

Bernadette, the Musical: ‘She Saw Something’

Tyler Hummel -
Set between Bernadette’s seeing the apparition and her decision to become a nun, the musical explores the curious space of doubt and faith.

Body Image

Steve Rice -
Medical science has the ability to transform bodies, often for the good. But how we perceive the body is of utmost consequence.

Thoughtful and Challenging Books for Lent

Geoffrey Mackey -
The season of Lent is a natural time for Christians to seek useful texts to aid them in their discipline.

God’s Eyes (Lent 4, Year A)

Chuck Alley -
As the Lord said to Samuel, “the Lord does not see as mortals see; they look on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”

City of God—St. Augustine’s Political Psychology

D. P. Curtin -
In his City of God, Augustine offers a subtle and unsettling, civil diagnosis: political orders are built not on ideas but on loves.

GAFCON Nixes Primus Plan

Mark Michael -
With only five of its primates in attendance, leaders backpedaled on what had been hyped as a historic moment for conservative Anglicanism.

Pittsburgh Dean Arrested

Caleb Maglaya Galaraga -
Aidan Smith was charged with retail theft and receiving stolen property. He was detained overnight and posted bail for his release.

A Liturgical Theology of Preaching: Series Roundup

Nathan Jennings -
Preaching connects God's word to God's people gathered. It is a work of pastoral care and a declaration of the Good News.

Priest Who Led Kansas Nonprofit Pleads Guilty

Caleb Maglaya Galaraga -
The Rev. Robert (Bobby) Smith admitted in federal court on February 19 to devising a scheme to defraud Saint Francis Ministries.

Jonas Allooloo, Inuk Bible Translator (1946-2026)

Sue Careless -
The Arctic cathedral dean was part of a small team of native speakers that translated the entire Bible into Inuktitut over 34 years.

Contemplating Hope with Mozart

Christopher Hoh -
Ancient church chants and varied readings set the stage, including a letter from Mozart to his father and poems by Nobel Prize-winner Nelly Sachs.

A Liturgical Theology of Preaching—Preaching as Pastor

Nathan Jennings -
Sermons are an act of pastoral care, biblical exegesis, and leadership. This essay concludes a series on a liturgical theology of the sermon.

People and Places, March 4

TLC Staff -
This is the second of two columns from the February 8 edition of TLC. It includes appointments, retirements, and church closures.

The Last Word—Tapestries of the Apocalypse

Pierre Whalon -
Fourteenth-century tapestries, abandoned but rediscovered centuries later, tell the story of John’s Revelation.

Bishop Nathaniel Garang (c. 1940-2026)

Jesse Zink -
For many decades, Bishop Nathaniel was one of the standout leaders in making Anglicanism an indigenous faith among his people and forming the modern Episcopal Church of South Sudan.
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