St. Augustine’s Stabilizes Finances with Lease Deal, Staff Cuts

The oldest historically Black Episcopal college has taken major steps to stabilize its precarious financial situation, signing a $70 million deal to lease property to a sports stadium firm and a halving of its workforce. Read on.

Anglican Church of Australia Debates Chastity

Bishops Discuss Church Center Realignment

“Administrative burden strains our capacity at the congregational and diocesan level. It actually inhibits our ability to focus on that core work of sharing the good news of Jesus Christ,” said the Rt. Rev. Craig Loya of Minnesota. Read on. 

Jesus and the Great O Antiphons

These medieval texts express the early Church’s teaching about our Lord’s two natures and expand on the creed by associating Christ with God’s saving actions from Creation to Incarnation. Read on.

Podcast: Radical Welcome & Good Boundaries

Host Amber Noel talks with the Rev. Lis Goddard, whose Central London parish welcomes people who tend to be on the fringes of church life: the unhoused, those with mental illness, teens and kids, single people, those with dementia, and those with no family. Listen here.
 

Advent Invites Us to a Better Eschatology

Personhood at the Heart of the Cosmos

Haidt & Rauch: The Constitution of Human Knowledge