By Chip Prehn
I am going to be patriotic this Independence Day. I realize that patriotism can be confused with what’s being called “nationalism.” This article is not about nationalism. What I mean by “patrio... Read More...
The following essay is excerpted from a chapter in When Churches in Communion Disagree, ed. Robert Heaney, Christopher Wells, and Pierre Whalon (Living Church Books, available soon from Amazon.com).
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By Benjamin M. Guyer
“Charity rejoices in the truth.”
— 1 Corinthians 13:6
An oft-named but otherwise shadowy presence haunts current Anglican difficulties: money. With most of the Communion living in the de... Read More...
The following essay is excerpted from a chapter in When Churches in Communion Disagree, ed. Robert Heaney, Christopher Wells, and Pierre Whalon (Living Church Books, available soon from Amazon.com).
By Wesl... Read More...
By Steve Rice
Since 2016, I have buried 317 children. I use the 1928 Book of Common Prayer because it contains a liturgy for the Burial of a Child that is rooted in the traditional votive mass for the Holy G... Read More...
By David Barr
In a previous post I suggested that fostering relationally satisfying Christian communities should be of primary importance for those of us in the Anglican tradition. As people come into our pa... Read More...
The following essay is excerpted from a chapter in When Churches in Communion Disagree, ed. Robert Heaney, Christopher Wells, and Pierre Whalon (Living Church Books, forthcoming this spring).
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By Christopher John, SSF
Reconciliation of those at enmity is surely the most important need of the world today.
Reconciliation doesn’t mean overcoming conflict. Conflict is a normal part of life — neithe... Read More...