A way forward together (1): Christ-centered comprehension
We write as priests of the Episcopal Church, which has now institutionalized doctrinal disagreement on the nature of Christian marriage.
Being an ecumenical Christian
I am in an outpost of a broken church.
Reading Radner (part 1)
Of all the delights in the day-to-day work of the Living Church Foundation, the greatest may be the opportunity we have to encourage and give voice to young leaders in the Church, and to be challenged and refreshed by them in turn.
A hermeneutic of ecumenism
Today is the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, the complementary bookend to the Confession of St. Peter, which was a week ago. This eight-day period each January is known as the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
‘Lord, make me hurt more’
On Christian unity
Gethsemane and the Trinity
Conflict is stranger than fiction;
Love is stronger than faction;
God is no stranger to conflict.
God is stranger than we know,
stronger than we feel,
weaker than we think,
wider than we imagine.
The cup of Gethsemane
is the cup of the Trinity.... Read More...