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...
General Convention 2022: Signs of Synodical Grace
Editorial
By Mark Michael & Christopher Wells
The Episcopal Church’s General Convention is a synod. That is to say, it is a gathering of Christians who, like the disciples on the road to Emmaus, are mov... Read More...
The Grammar of Communion
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).
By Katherine Sonderegger
There are seasons in the Church’s li... Read More...
Yea Alabama! Anglican Mutual Flourishing at Work
By Brandt L. Montgomery
After former Albany Bishop William Love announced his resignation, due to the Hearing Panel for the Trial of a Bishop determining that he failed to conform to the Episcopal Church’s d... Read More...
Wanted: Field Guide to Adjudicate Communion across Distance
By Christopher Wells
I come to the conclusion of my series on the visibility and invisibility of the Church (part 1, part 2, part 3). How to draw things together? Let me propose three, programmatic points th... Read More...
A Curated Life
Along with rest of our lives, it easy to fabricate a spiritual enclave in which we can live without encountering anything we don’t like.
You might be a monist
Monism is all rather heady, but it bears on several theological topics, including Christology and ecclesiology.
Testy texts: the GOEs and Scripture
The grammar of the GOE Holy Scripture question bears witness: Scripture is now viewed primarily as problem.