The Elusively Unitary Church
Is there some way to sort out these varying approaches, perhaps as a contribution to the healing of divisions among Episcopalians and Anglicans more broadly, thence perhaps as a service to the one Church of Christ?
Christian Education as Conversion
There is an evangelical basis for Christian education, as a lively pursuit of God himself: faith (and hope and love) seeking understanding, with an emphasis on the means of grace as God’s instruments of formation. In other words, we are called to continual conversion.
Invitation to London
In partnership with Lambeth Palace and Westminster Abbey, the Living Church Institute is delighted to help host what promises to be a serious and invigorating exploration of Anglican ecumenical commitments and the future of the Anglican Communion.
Between GAFCON and General Convention: Means and Ends of Catholic Truth
We must not fail to place the steps of a General Convention within the comprehensive, world-historical frame of the gospel.
Communion Partners: Austin Statement
“As bishops, we claim our apostolic ministry as teachers of the Faith, and our role as chief pastors within our dioceses, clearly articulated in the Book of Common Prayer.”
Memories of Lindbeck
Reflections from Cyril O’Regan, Bishop R. Guy Erwin, Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt, Joseph L. Mangina, Bruce D. Marshall, Michael Root, and Caleb Congrove.
Racial solidarity and English Catholicism
The third and concluding part of “Reconciled Bodies: Recasting Race in Catholic Ecclesiology”
Demands of the singular body
The second part of “Reconciled Bodies: Recasting Race in Catholic Ecclesiology”