An Enchanted Wood: Life at L’Arche
The sheer spiritual beauty of the L’Arche community and the life shared among its members shines throughout the film.
Michael Curry’s Ecumenical Moment
Is this not the acceptable time for TEC to form binding agreements with historically black denominations like the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the AME Zion, and the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church? If not now, when? If not Michael Curry, who?
A Beginner’s Guide to the Brazos Theological Commentary
Sustained, disciplined reading of this series is an outstanding way for a local pastor to engage with the participants in a great collective effort to renew the faithful interpretation of the Scriptures in and for the Church.
Alms from the church
On Dec. 31, St. Dunstan's Church in Houston will give the proceeds of a special capital campaign to celebrate the Jubilee year of its founding.
Muzzling the ox: Getting real about clergy compensation
If any bishop, priest, or deacon should be so filled with avarice as to receive more than three times the median family income in the United States as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau, let such a one be deposed.
Missional communities or parishes in Texas? Justifying a paradigm
The parish — fabric, as well as people — tells a story about who we are in Jesus, which meeting in foodie conclaves in Austin simply cannot tell.
Missional missteps in Texas?
Can "missional communities" only define themselves negatively against "traditional" parishes?
Youth ministry as parish ministry: Sui Generis no more
The “entertainment model” of youth ministry is conditioning our young adults to see their walk with Jesus as one activity (among many) that can be dropped when they are too busy or it isn’t “fun” anymore.