The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, seat of the Diocese of New York, will hold on March 25 a Service of Apology for the complicity of the diocese and its members in the transatlantic slave trade.
At St. James’s, Piccadilly, drag artists are members of the congregation and the local community.
The texts expand the theme “Noticing and Giving Thanks for Small Things in Our Daily Lives.”
All Saints’ Church offers support to any churches wishing to start refugee ministries, while directly supporting 25 Afghani families and more than 60 refugee families from other countries.
Church Times, which covers the Church of England and Anglican Communion, is presenting a poetry podcast series for Lent, in association with Canterbury Press.
Modern artist Marc Chagall’s dream-like style, illustrating stories from the Bible, is the subject of an exhibition at the Duke Chapel at Duke University in Durham, N.C., presented in partnership with Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts.
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Columbus, Ohio is presenting the works of artist Stuart Hobbs during the season of Lent on the theme “The Seven Last Words of Jesus,” on view from Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22, until Holy Saturday, April 8.
Episcopal Relief & Development is partnering with Action by Churches Together (ACT Alliance) to provide emergency relief to people affected by the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
The synod’s approval contained a last-minute clarification that the blessings’ use would not contradict the church’s current teaching on marriage.
Episcopal Relief & Development said it is working with its partners on the ground to provide support to those affected by the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria.
Christopher Graham’s book traces the sometimes-surprising racial history of St. Paul’s, Richmond, Va., the former “Cathedral of the Confederacy.”
Richard Harries reviews two collections of essays by Clyde Kilby.
St. Thomas Church in Elizabethton is integrating bluegrass music into worship services.
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