This week Faith To Go formation team members David Tremaine and Charlette Preslar discuss Jesus’ prayer that all may be one as he and God are one and what it means for our lives today.
Special guest Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski joins us for a deep dive on Major League Baseball and in this episode they’re talking about Bill Buckner and the sacrament of reconciliation.
Just in time for final exams, it’s the first female seminary professor (at an Episcopal seminary) – Adelaide Teague Case!
We are continuing our look at our favorite hymns and spiritual songs and this week, Lisa’s shares here very favorite, St Patrick’s Breastplate. Plus we learn a little about different pulpits and more.
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and other church leaders offered prayerful and practical responses to the May 24, 2022, mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
by Liz Goodyear-Jones John 5:1-8 Jesus saw the man lying on his mat by the pool and he put to him this question: “Do you
by Laurie Gudim As I was praying the names of the people killed in the shooting in Buffalo, N. Y., a deep anger welled up
Lambeth Prayers, General Convention trimming, the nature of priestly ministry and more; it’s our weekly roundup of news from around the church and Anglican Communion.
“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.”