Sammy Wainaina succeeds Bishop Poggo in advisory post
Abp. Welby Calls Kenyan Dean to Lambeth By Douglas LeBlanc
The Very Rev. Sammy Wainaina of All Saints’ Cathedral in Nairobi will advise the Archbishop of Canterbury on his role in the Anglican Communion -- though Lambeth and the Church of Kenya have been at odds. Read on
MD. Elects Tattooed Peacemaking Potter By Kirk Petersen
Carrie Schofield-Broadbent, a rector in the Diocese of Central New York, has been elected bishop coadjutor by the Diocese of Maryland. She intends to continue the diocese's racial reconciliation work. Read on
Podcast: Forgive Us Our Debts Interviews by Amber Noel
Seven diverse guests tap the Lord's Prayer to discuss aspects of forgiveness. How do we make forgiveness a habit? Call for forgiveness after atrocity and hurt? Cultivate forgiveness from the heart? Read on
The Passion, and Not Blaming the Jews By Ellen T. Charry
The Liturgy of the Passion challenges us to place it in the appropriate political context, to avoid perpetuating historical contempt for Judaism. Read on
Singing in Prison By Ephraim Radner
My standard for a hymn is whether it can be remembered in prison, be sung aloud, and have a practical immediacy capable of encouraging those in the cell next door. Like Paul and Silas. Read on
Branding Jesus By Kelly Wilson
Some may cringe at the idea of a "Jesus brand," but presenting a clear, accurate portrait of Jesus has been a concern throughout history, going all the way back to the Apostles. Read on
To Set Our Sights on the Cross By Cole Hartin
Death is obscured in modern America in at least three ways: It is hidden, or it is trivialized, or it causes despair. Lent is an opportunity to reframe our thoughts about death by focusing on redemption. Read on
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