black episcopalians

He Leadeth Me: On Frances Joseph-Gaudet

By Neil Dhingra Frances Joseph-Gaudet’s 1913 memoir, He Leadeth Me, begins by telling the reader that the future missionary, prison reformer, school founder, and Episcopal saint was born in a log cabin in Mi... Read More...

Anglicanism and the “Black Future”: Continuing the Conversation

By Brandt L. Montgomery Booker T. Washington reportedly said, “If a black man is anything but a Baptist or a Methodist, someone has been tampering with his religion.” The statement is emblematic of the view ... Read More...

The invisible: African Americans in North American Anglicanism

If we remain a tradition that only speaks to certain subsections of American culture, then we have fallen short of our gospel mandate to reach all people.

The hope and joy of peace

Branding Jesus

A New Grace for Meals

On Shared Humanity and Diverse Religion: Notes from Egypt

A guide to the Covenant

Branding Jesus

A New Grace for Meals

On Shared Humanity and Diverse Religion: Notes from Egypt

Anglican Myopia

The Body of Christ in the Tomb of Christ

‘Where the Wild Things Are’

Are we done with the '79 prayer book?

A New Grace for Meals

The Body of Christ in the Tomb of Christ

Jesus, Baptism, and the Reversal of Death in Mark 4:1–5:43

Lent Is Preparation for the Great Vigil of Easter

Sunday Liturgy Without A Priest: Part Two (Morning Prayer and Antecommunion)

Sunday Liturgy Without A Priest: Part One (Communion by Extension)

Ascension song

Branding Jesus

On Shared Humanity and Diverse Religion: Notes from Egypt

Meditation on an Image

Think Again, Sunshine: Conquest and Jordan Peterson

Ash and Johnny Cash

To Care and Not To Care

He Leadeth Me: On Frances Joseph-Gaudet

Anglicanism and the “Black Future”: Continuing the Conversation

The invisible: African Americans in North American Anglicanism

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