“The discomfiture we feel may be our most accurate human sensation; reminding us we are not quite “at home” here. — C.S. Lewis In his novel “Anxious People” Scandinavian
Chicago celebrates a long-delayed consecration, early African American Episcopal pioneer honored in Philadelphia, and how clear is the Bible, really – all this and more! It’s our weekly roundup of news from around the church.
St Luke’s Episcopal Church in Jamestown, NY is in the second year of an innovative partnership with the Mental Health Association (MHA) of Chautauqua County to produce all natural dog treats.
The Rev. David Sibley, of St. Paul’s Church in Walla Walla, Wash., now moves to a third round, to be broadcast Sept. 28.
Episcopal Relief & Development reported that it is in contact with Episcopal and Anglican partners in the Caribbean in response to Hurricane Fiona.
By Maureen Doallas Florida printmaker Kreg Yingst’s artistic interpretation of the psalms as woodcuts is the subject of a show
Clark experienced a health crisis and the death of her husband, but the relationship between her and the diocese did not waver.
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his week Faith To Go formation team members David Tremaine and Charlette Preslar discuss Jesus’ teaching about having faith the size of a mustard seed and what it means for our lives today
We’ve decided that 250 seems like a good number and so after 5 years we’ve decided to take a break. In this episode we talk about what made this experience special for us. We’re talking about doing some special projects in the future, and when we do we’ll let you know!
This week we’re talking about the influential musical translator who did “more than any other single individual to make the rich heritage of German hymnody available to the English-speaking world.”
We remember the Queen and then move into talking about misconceptions about the Bible before getting into the parable of the wicked servant
Daily Office reading for The Feast of Thecla of Iconium: Luke 24:1-11 The Gospel reading for the feast of Thecla reminds us that, just as the
Here is the transcript of Bishop Curry’s sermon plus a video of the service
Yours is the day, yours also the night; you established the luminaries and the sun.You have fixed all the bounds of the earth; you made
If you were to write a gospel, what would you include? what might you leave out? Would you slide in a cameo of the time
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