Emergent Communion:
What Happened at Lambeth 2022 and What Should Happen Next
By George Sumner
As we peer into the glass darkly to discern the outlines of a future for global Anglicanism, it is not Canterbury 2022, but rather ... Read More...
Ecumenical Anglicanism for the Coming Decade
Editorial
Lambeth Conference 2022 should be most memorable for its principled and strategic employing of an ecumenical lexicon for Anglican life together. Archbishop Welby deserves high marks for his sustain... Read More...
A Broader Anglican Ecology
The following essay is excerpted from a chapter in “God Wills Fellowship”: Lambeth Conference 1920 and the Ecumenical Vocation of Anglicanism, ed. Christopher Wells and Jeremy Worthen (Living Church Books, forthcoming this spring).
By Hannah Matis
Are An... Read More...
Covenant and Reconciliation: A Black Episcopal Perspective
By Brandt L. Montgomery
Some years ago, the Living Church ran a symposium entitled “Teaching Jesus and the Unity of the Church,” described as “a call for a renewed ministry of reconciliation in Christ across... Read More...
Roundtable: Why I Write for Covenant (Jonathan Mitchican)
Periodically, we like to take stock of our work and mission. How can Covenant best serve the Anglican Communion and wider Christian family? And how do we think about the breadth of our writing? For the next few... Read More...
A View from Albany
By Leander Harding
Just before Holy Week we found out that our retired eighth bishop of Albany, Daniel Herzog, was resigning his orders in the Episcopal Church and transferring to the Anglican Church in North America. During Holy Week we found out that the ... Read More...
Aquinas as Anglican
The following short essay appears in a new translation of a minor work of St. Thomas Aquinas: De Sortibus: A Letter to a Friend about the Casting of Lots, trans. Peter Carey (forthcoming in 2021 from Wipf &... Read More...
After the Bp. Love Trial: Does the Episcopal Church Welcome Us?
By Jordan Hylden
As vocations director in the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas, I talk with a lot of young people discerning a call to ordained ministry. Very often, they’re evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail, ... Read More...