Diocese of Atlanta’s Camp Mikell cited as one of America’s best summer camps
Newsweek also singled out the camp as one of the eight best in Georgia.
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Movie review: ‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret’ is nostalgic for childhoods past
Judy Blume’s breakout novel, published in 1970, follows an 11-year-old named Margaret through her family’s move from New York City to the Jersey suburbs and her sixth grade school year.
Carbon emissions of churches in Wales to be calculated
The Church in Wales will be launching the Energy Footprint Tool during its Governing Body meeting.
Episcopal artists display series of works in online exhibition
The Episcopal Church & Visual Arts online art collection has posted its second exhibition of the year: “The Power in Creating a Series of Artworks.“ Twenty-eight artists and 176 works are represented in two dimension, multi-media, iconography, textile, photography, sculpture, assemblage and tesserae decorative art. “Inspiration and passion are essential in creating a powerful series. …
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Appalachian music meets Anglican liturgy in East Tennessee
St. Thomas Church in Elizabethton is integrating bluegrass music into worship services.
Raquel Welch found some personal peace in a church pew
The Hollywood star attended Calvary Presbyterian Church in Glendale, Calif. in her later years.
Refreshment
John4: 5-42 Lenten violet and white papel picado flutter overhead, the bougainvillea blooms sprawlover the crisp white tablecloths, altars beneath the warming Oaxacan sun. Come, be refreshed. Offer up your cup from stall to stall, a feast amidst fastfor stranger or friend, all receive refreshment:Agua frescas, jamaica, tamarindo, chilacoyata, horchatas, tejate brimming from clay bowlson …
United Thank Offering’s daily Lenten texts stress gratitude
The texts expand the theme “Noticing and Giving Thanks for Small Things in Our Daily Lives.”
Episcopal Church offers Lenten resources
Under the title “Life Transformed: The Way of Love in Lent,” the Episcopal Church offers a number of resources to mark the season. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22.
Lent is here – remind me what it’s all about?
If Easter is associated with celebration and triumphal joy, Lent is more a season of soul-searching and spiritual discipline. Here are some of The Conversation’s many articles exploring the history and significance of Ash Wednesday and Lent.
