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The Rev. Kate Harmon Siberine I Tik-Tok
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General Convention COVID Cases Exceed 100
By Kirk Petersen
The Rev. Kate Harmon Siberine, a COVID-disabled priest who served as a General Convention deputy has made it her mission to publicize the outbreak, in hope of sparing others. Read on.
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A Chorus of Chaos at Winchester Cathedral
By Douglas LeBlanc
Amid public accusations of bullying, Winchester Cathedral has lost its 22-year director of music, the senior non-executive member of its chapter, and half of its lay clerks. Read on.
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A Parish Grows in Brooklyn
By Neva Rae Fox
Ben DeHart looks at St. John’s as a “198-year-old startup,” and says church attendance has been steadily rising. Read on.
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Archives: 'The Way Forward is Through Evangelism' (1999)
“There’s a dramatic shift going on in the Anglican Church, with great growth in Africa and Asia, while in America the church continues to lose ground,” said speaker Michael Green at a 1999 evangelism conference. Read on.
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What is Government For?
By Jonathan Mitchican
“The great divide is not between Christians who think we should help the poor and Christians who do not, nor is it between ‘traditional’ and ‘progressive’ understandings of Christian values. The real division lies in our understanding of what a government is.” Read on.
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Leviticus and the Incarnation
By Hannah Armidon
Leviticus roots God’s law in the call to holiness. In Christ, God’s complete holiness dwells among us, the unclean, and cleanness and wholeness emanate from him, transforming all things. Read on.
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The Dream of Isaiah: On Supersessionism
By Sam Cripps
The Jewishness of Jesus matters, but not more than Jesus himself. Read on.
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