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** Independent Episcopal Voice Goes Silent
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** By Kirk Petersen
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In 2022, Episcopal Journal and Episcopal Café merged, then discontinued print publication. Now the freelancer-run operation has closed altogether, leaving Episcopal News Service and TLC as news sources. Read on ([link removed]) .


** Nairobi Provost to Continue Speaking Out
By Douglas LeBlanc
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The new leader of Kenya's primatial cathedral plans to bring a more doctrinal focus to his role, while continuing to challenge the government’s abuse of power and failure to safeguard human rights. Read on ([link removed]) .


** No Episcopal Casualties in Maui - Yet
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By Episcopal News Service & TLC

Henry C. Ndukuba, primate of the Anglican Church of Nigeria, demanded that the government take action to safeguard the nation's minority Christian population. Read on ([link removed]) .


** Los Alamos Episcopalians & Oppenheimer
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By Christine Havens

The hit movie Oppenheimer describes how the Manhattan Project gave birth to a town called Los Alamos. The town still exists, it has an Episcopal Church -- and a couple of parishioners were extras in the movie. Read on ([link removed]) .


** Discerning a Move from ACNA to TEC
By Shawn McCain Tirres
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The treatment of women, people of color, and sexual minorities led a parish planted by the Anglican Church in North America to seek a new home in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. Read on ([link removed]) .


** Paul Simon, a Secular Jewish Psalmist?
By Andrew Goddard
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When the songwriter dreamed in 2019 that he was to write a piece called Seven Psalms, he said, "I’m not sure I even know what a psalm is." After some reading, he wrote and released an astounding album. Read on ([link removed]) .


** Bishop Grafton, on 'Third-Rate Clergymen'
Review by Joel Gillin
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In his Selected Writings, 19th-century Bishop of Fond du Lac sets a high bar for clergy commitment and spiritual formation. Perhaps clergy training requires time in the desert, with disciplines that seem extreme. Read on ([link removed]) .

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