Evangelical or liturgical?
The same Spirit inhabits evangelical and liturgical Christians alike, and this is what evangelicals want their liturgical sisters and brothers to know.
Evangelicals: The missing piece in the Episcopal Church
The relative absence of evangelicals is one reason the Episcopal Church has become a poorer and far less representative place.
The surprising story of the Religious Right
Williams traces the Religious Right back to the surge of fundamentalist public presence that followed the First World War.
Evangelical Catholicism: The ecclesiological vision of Archbishop Michael Ramsey (2)
Anglicanism has become factious in the extreme, and one cannot help but wonder if the spirit of Christ-like gratuity, of self-effacement for the sake of the Body, has been quashed by a climate of hyper-self-consciousness.
Evangelical Catholicism: The ecclesiological vision of Archbishop Michael Ramsey (1)
The death of Christ at once shows the essential unity of the Father and the Son, and consummates the mutual society of God and man. The self-giving of God manifests itself in history, within the context of fallen creation, as the humiliation of the Son.
Moving beyond ‘I Kissed Dating Goodbye’
Recent years have seen a growing backlash against Harris’s youthful literary indiscretions.
Bishop McIlvaine and the evangelical heritage of the Episcopal Church
The fabric of McIlvaine’s life was richly textured, a compelling and encouraging reminder of the continuing story of evangelicalism in the Episcopal Church.
An evangelical in a strange country: the Episcopal Church
Mine would have been a thoroughly secular life, if it had been left to the anemic liberal Anglicanism of the parish church in my hometown, or the chapel of my English boarding school.