Witnessing
A report from the banks of mighty Gills Creek in Columbia, South Carolina.
In the wee hours of Sunday, October 4, my phone's National Weather Service Alert passed along a message I'd never seen before. "Civi... Read More...
Technical difficulties
It is a sad truth of our time that all things digital swiftly wear out.
Fully Alive responds critically to Marriage Task Force
The report contains serious historical, methodological, and theological flaws, and we contend that the proposed changes obscure the nature of marriage.
Meet the magazine behind the weblog
Our parent magazine, The Living Church, invites all readers of Covenant to sign up for a free six-month subscription.
In continuous publication since 1878, The Living Church served throughout the twentieth c... Read More...
Quiet reforms: the Vatican and priestly marriage
Without announcement (and with almost as little notice), a Vatican reform was published in the official directory of the Holy See: it plain states that the Eastern churches in Communion with Rome may have a married presbyterate anywhere in the world they happen to be.
The precariousness of Christian lives in some regions
The headlines reporting this story seem as though they are reaching for a way to absolve the murderers of guilt.
Covenant relaunch
Covenant is about to enter a new stage of its life. Filling a long-needed niche in the Anglican blogging world, it will be a place for generous, orthodox commentary, conversation, and mutual formation that is evangelical and catholic, academic and pastoral, Anglican and ecumenical.
TLC 248/11 online
The June 15 edition of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers.