Memory inscribed in stone
On a cold Saturday morning in early March, I picked up the "Clerk of Oxford," and we drove out to South Leigh.
Drawn together: St. Augustine’s Oak Cliff, one year later
A year-and-a-half into working at St. Augustine's, I am beginning to see some of our successes, opportunities we have yet to engage, and a few challenges that we will need to answer if we are effectively to serve either the needs of our neighborhood today or the Church of tomorrow.
The Church substantial and the Church national
As General Convention nears, we find ourselves in a season of “re-imagining” the Church. The truth is this: the parish, the diocese, and the communion abide.