Screen capture from Bishop Michael B. Curry's 2024 Easter Message
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Recuperating PB Gives Thanks at Easter
By Kirk Petersen
Bishop Michael Curry expressed gratitude for prayers and support through his medical challenges and pointed to Jesus’ resurrection, which assures us that “death did not have the last word.” Read on.
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Future of St. Thomas Choir School in Doubt
By Mark Michael
The famed Manhattan parish’s school for boy choristers has become financially unsustainable, church leaders say, putting a century-old tradition of worship and education at risk. Read on.
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Bishop of Wyoming Deposed from Ministry
By Kirk Petersen
Paul Gordon-Chandler, who led his diocese for only three years, agreed to leave the ordained ministry, but did not admit to guilt over charges surrounding an unspecified “indiscretion.” Read on.
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Austin’s ‘Cool Church’ Welcomes SXSW Crowds
By Christine Havens
St. David’s, Austin has been a music venue during the international festival for 18 years, and sees the opportunity to be a welcoming space as a form of evangelism. Read on.
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Episcopal Musician's Handbook: Get ready now for the start of Lectionary Year C (which begins the first Sunday of Advent in 2024) with The Episcopal Musician’s Handbook — the essential tool for preparing meaningful worship in the Anglican tradition. The updated 68th Edition starts shipping in April and includes music and worship-planning guidance. Order your copy today.
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Interceding on Good Friday
By John Bauerschmidt
Good Friday is the Church’s premier day for solemn intercession, a ministry that connects us with Christ’s own priestly work on the Cross and his intercession for us in heaven. Read on.
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Life Has Its Own Mortal Loveliness
By Paul Wheatley
“My body is perishing, and I doubt God is in the interest of stopping it on this side of the resurrection. Nevertheless, there is a hope in the future, and even now, for the glory we anticipate.” Read on.
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The Hero’s Fast
By Molly Jane Layton
Our Lenten practices are based in our identity as God’s children, not a need to prove ourselves. Our weaknesses help us cling tighter to God’s promises. Read on.
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