The Asbury Revival
By Ryan N. Danker
On February 8, after what had been a regularly scheduled chapel service at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, something unexpected took place: the students didn’t want to leave the cha... Read More...
Praying for Renewal in Kentucky’s Holy Land
By Mark Michael
You can spot them easily on maps of nationwide religious membership, three Catholic counties in central Kentucky, amid a sea of evangelicals. Rural Nelson, Marion, and Washington counties are... Read More...
A Social-Transcendental Argument
By George Sumner
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Reclaiming Faith, a work that Ephraim Radner and I edited to bring the lens of the theological tradition to bear on the travail of the Episcopal Church. In the ensuing years, there was an alphabet sou... Read More...
Facing Episcopal Church Decline After COVID
By David Goodhew
The Episcopal Church has been in decline for some years. So what is the impact of COVID? New data for 2021 has just been released and, together with other research, it enables us to begin to... Read More...
Casting the Net on the Other Side: Post-COVID Church Renewal
By Jonathan Turtle
The Diocese of Toronto took its theme for synod this year from the Gospel According to St. John: “Cast the net” (21:6). It is a wonderful passage of Scripture to reflect on as a diocese. I... Read More...
Finding Life Through Death: An Encouragement
By Kristine Blaess
Back in 2011, I was serving a small church in rural Idaho. We were two years into the 2009 recession with no end in sight in our small corner of the world. Our financial pledgers were retiring from their careers and our church budget, whi... Read More...
The End of the World as We Know It?
By Matthew Kemp
Several years ago, I came across an interesting collection of photos, which were sort of “then and now” pictures from sites of various battles from World War I. Someone had placed pictures of... Read More...
The interior life and the re-evangelization of the West
There can be no great evangelism, no good works, no moral or faithful life at all apart from a deep and abiding personal encounter with the living Christ.