
Speaking to the Soul: Maria Evans’ farewell
Dear friends in Christ – it’s been a privilege to share the Daily Office with you.
Dear friends in Christ – it’s been a privilege to share the Daily Office with you.
Thank you, friends, for walking with me on my spiritual journey. You also have inspired me.
The Rev. Charlie Holt announced August 11 that he has been named rector of St. Mark’s in Jacksonville, one of the largest churches in the Diocese of Florida., The Living Church reported.
The Rev. Jerry Pillay and President Cyril Ramaphose also discussed the role of the WCC and South African leaders.
A wave of older clergy will retire in the coming decades, with fewer seminary students in the pipeline to replace them.
The Rev. Adrian Dannhauser writes about creating space for people to share their spiritual selves.
Religion switching used to be fairly rare. Now, people are more mobile in their faith choices.
Peers’ 18-year-primacy saw many changes in both the church and society.
Lilly Endowment Inc. is supporting “The Camino Project: Faith-Forward Pathways for Episcopal Families.”
The diocese led trips to Historic Stagville, part of a former plantation, and the International Civil Rights Center & Museum.
“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.”
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