By Leslie Scoopmire Bedeviled by thoughts ominous and thoughts profound,wreathing fog about my noggin, sheathingperspective, restive, Idid not know how to spy the blue sky,to
We are back from our Thanksgiving break and hope everyone had a good holiday and a blessed start to Advent. This week, the Florida do-over vote is again challenged, Archbishop Canterbury globe hops, and the little church in the old west town of Tombstone finds a spirit of revival; it’s our weekly roundup of news and stories from across the church
From Trinity Cathedral in Portland, OR a short devotional podcast with new episodes each day in Advent
The journey to elect a bishop in the Jacksonville-based Diocese of Florida has hit another road bump. The Standing Committee notified the diocese that it had received a formal objection to the election which has already been run twice.
The Wisconsin dioceses of Fond du Lac and Milwaukee announced a new cooperative ministry to provide a joint summer camp and youth ministry resource person for diocesan congregations.
Wendy Cadge writes that as membership in traditional denominations declines, some religious leadership is shifting to chaplains.
Church Times reports that Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby returned to Kyiv after previous visits to Irpin and Bucha.
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Today: Florence Li Tim-Oi, the first woman to be ordained in the Anglican Communion, whose ordination was a gift from the East to the West.
In this episode, Ivy talks with The Rev’d Dante A. Tavolaro and Olive about the 2022 General Convention.
This episode marks the triumphant return of Camp Stevens’ Executive Director, Kathy Wilder focused on the authenticity of John the Baptizer.
. . . we might have hope. . . – Romans 15:4 In my lectio today, these four words bubbled up. What is it, I
I always look forward to Advent, my favorite liturgical season. I love the readings, the music, the anticipation, the twinkling of lights, the scent of
by Lexiann Grant “Ensure that Holy Christmas is never a celebration…of appearances or of useless gifts, or of excessive waste, but that it is a
Inspired by Caedmon’s HymnO God the Maker, whose creation brings forth stuttering praises of awe and wonder from the untutored tongues of your children,our hearts overflow now
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