Too much stuff
Last year my big brother, Randy, and I met in south Louisiana for the shared task of preparing our mother’s home for sale. Mom had died early on Valentine’s Day, and we agreed to let our grief settle for a few ... Read More...
In him no South or North
What began as a mental celebration of the South’s honor became a frightening reflection on my regionalist hubris.
Goodbye to my guitar hero
I am overwhelmed by Bruce Cockburn’s preference for ideological purity over doctrinal clarity, his contempt for conservatives, and his follow-your-bliss sexual morality.
A school of character
Heart-rending details are not the main point of this book. Grace is — both God’s grace for the Murphys and Ian and Larissa’s grace for each other.
The metrics of reform?
The Task Force for Reimagining the Episcopal Church has delivered a 3,000-word document in language somewhere between the satire of Dilbert and the jargon of a Bain Capital report.
TLC 248/11 online
The June 15 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers.
Jordan Hylden, ECF Fellow 2014
Jordan Hylden, a contributor to The Living Church and its weblog, Covenant, is among the Episcopal Church Foundation’s 2014 Fellows.
TLC 248/10 online
The May 25 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers.