The June 15 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. In this edition TLC Correspondent G. Jeffrey MacDonald tells the story of Good Shepherd Church in East Chicago, Indiana, which has survived and grown by bringing Anglo-Catholic piety and practical comforts to poor neighbors.
“It’s always been true for the Church: if it pays attention to the needy, it finds the treasures,” says the Rev. Canon Cecil Phelps, who has served at Good Shepherd for more than 30 years.
The issue’s full contents:
News
Trend-spotting with Philip Jenkins
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Features
Open Doors Save a Parish | By G. Jeffrey MacDonald
Two Paths and One Prayer | By David J.
Sic et non
The Business of Heaven | By Mark F.M. Clavier
Two Cheers for Management | By S. Thomas Kincaid III
Books
The Cry of Tamar • My Peace I Give You
Review by Lorraine V. Cuddeback
Journey toward Justice | Review by Clinton Wilson
How to Get Your Sermon Heard | Review by Leander Harding
Feasting on the Gospels • Feasting on the Word: Worship Companion
Review by Leander Harding
Why Priests? | Review by Samuel Keyes
Cultures
Can We Know Shakespeare’s Faith? | By Retta Blaney
Catholic Voices
Why Pastors Envy Pope Francis | By Jesse Zink
Other Departments
Caeli enarrant
Letters
People & Places
Sunday’s Readings
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