
2FAB: Leymah Gbowee
Today, we release our penultimate episode of the Beatified series. Join us in celebrating the ministry of Leymah Gbowee!
Today, we release our penultimate episode of the Beatified series. Join us in celebrating the ministry of Leymah Gbowee!
This week, Alan Yarborough, The Church Relations Officer with the Office of Governmental Relations of The Episcopal Church joins Charlette and David to share his experience of wonder, service, and advocacy.
There is something heart-expanding about the Pentecost story. The followers of Jesus, formed by three years of teachings and healings, by the experience of his
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a poetic interpretation of Luke 10:38-42 Like many people my age I grew up hearing the story of “Jesus’ home visit with Martha and
The six-part Zoom series aims to equip Episcopalians with the tools to engage in justice work.
At our former homemy beloved dislikedour Rose of Sharon trees—he likened them to weeds. Yet I am convincedthat it is always the “weeds”that provide the
by Josh Huber In the dim daylight my office offers, I try listening to my candles. Unheard, they tongue their
“I am not just burning my mask however. I am using that as a symbol of transformation, a way to remind myself and those around me that the journey of Lent is preparing us for the beauty of Easter Sunday. So how will I accomplish this? This year, by creating artwork from the ashes.”
“Now, in reading today’s Gospel in commemoration of Martin Luther, one could easily fall into thinking that the “pruning” and “casting into the fire” that’s being referred to here is about tossing heretics and apostates into the flames of hell.”
“The realm of emotion is also a place of fickleness. Sometimes I feel God’s presence there and sometimes I have only ashes in my heart. I can feel a deep joy in a melody, the winging of a goose over the rooftops, the prisms in a snowflake. But just as quickly I can be crushed by loss, fear or illness.”