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A Living Tradition
1+ week, 1+ day ago (670+ words) This past summer I had the privilege to spend almost a week of in Dublin. The time was primarily a chance for some continuing education. My plan was to learn as much as I could about the history of the…...
Guide Our Feet
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (740+ words) The Living Church Please email comments to email protected. Earlier this spring, Thursday in Easter Week, I was on the ground in Spain traveling to Roncesvalles to start a pilgrimage on the Camino Francés. A Morning Prayer collect suddenly has…...
May They Find Peace, Justice, and Kindness
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (233+ words) Murder in the Tidwell Building By James D. Nogalski and Mark E. Biddle Resource Publications, 242 pages, $25 Dino and Jack have their work cut out for them. Pushback from university administrators and the police department quickly complicate their enquiries, and like many a…...
Christian Doctrines and Accessibility for the Disabled
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (575+ words) Editor’s Note – This essay is part of a series on Ministry, Disabilities, and Inclusion running April 20-25. A Round Up with links will be available later this spring. One of the most discussed doctrines for thinking about disability is the imago…...
Disabilities & the Church: What Leaders Should Know
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (242+ words) Editor’s Note: This essay kicks off a series on Ministry, Disabilities, and Inclusion running April 20 – 25. A series round up with links to all the essays will appear later in the spring. What does faithful leadership look like in this area…...
What is Your Parish's Top Priority?
7+ mon, 4+ week ago (774+ words) Progressives routinely explain that lower birth rates among Episcopalians (post-World War II) have caused the decline. Conservatives often point to liberal parish leadership as the cause. Yet perhaps there’s a third way to explain the spotty growth and widespread decline. The…...