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April 2020
J T
March 27, 2020
Episcopal churches and schools have closed temporarily and made numerous other changes in ministry and worship, responding to the new coronavirus illness, COVID-19, sweeping the
Highlights for February
J T
February 7, 2018
People say the darndest things By Kay Collier McLaughlin Shortly before my older daughter was to depart for a two-year opportunity to study with the
Highlights for November
J T
October 30, 2017
This year is the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, with Oct. 31 marking the day that Martin Luther either nailed his famous Ninety-Five Theses
Highlights for October
J T
October 3, 2017
Is the Confederate-monuments debate slouching toward idolatry? Pamela Lewis comments on what connects people’s identities to historical statues. Acclaimed composer’s new work will highlight parish
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