
Episcopal Communicators presents awards for professional excellence
The awards recognized excellence in church communications across 19 categories, in various media.
The awards recognized excellence in church communications across 19 categories, in various media.
A new organization, Brooklyn Neighbors for Refugees, is helping Afghan families relocate.
Earth Day, marked annually on April 22, this year carries the theme, “Invest in Our Planet” highlighting the importance of dedicating time, resources, and energy to solving climate change and other environmental issues.
The book includes a foreword by Episcopal Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the publication of Gibran’s best-selling book, “The Prophet.”
The protagonist of Greg Garrett’s book is TV journalist Calvin Jones, who travels to Paris where he negotiates love, friendship, despair and faith.
Civil rights martyr Jonathan Myrick Daniels received the most votes to win the “Golden Halo” in the 14th edition of the Episcopal online competition.
Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry and the Church of Sweden’s Archbishop Martin Modéus signed a memorandum of understanding that establishes a full-communion relationship between the two churches, reports the World Council of Churches.
The April 1 program features a memorial to lives lost, Narcan overdose training and religious art.
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.
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