Liberating the Kenyan Church from Political Corruption
By Jesse Masai
“Politicians living flashy lifestyles and dishing out unexplained millions in fundraisers at churches each Sunday troubled me,” says Anglican layman Mwabili Mwagodi. The primate agrees. Read on.
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IASCUFO Sees Shift to Resolving Communion’s Divisions
By Mark Michael
The faith and order commission urged “generosity in the spirit of the Nairobi-Cairo Proposals,” and urges deeper engagement with the GSFA’s covenantal structure. Read on.
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Diocese of Easton Considers ‘Creative Options’
By Neva Rae Fox
The rural Maryland diocese is undertaking discernment requested by Presiding Bishop Rowe and supported by Church Center funding. But as Episcopal dioceses go, Easton is not very small. Read on.
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Growth Through Grace in Waco
By Weston Curnow
St. Alban’s extends hospitality by “focusing on newcomers, committing to caring for people, knowing people’s names, and following up.” Read on.
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Young Choristers Sing Out at St. Thomas’, Toronto
By Sue Careless
Mentorship, careful coaching, and engagement with the best of the Anglican choral tradition have helped the new choir at one of the city’s flagship Anglo-Catholic parishes make amazing progress. Read on.
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Podcast: A Cozy Christmas Chat with Jeremy Begbie
The Anglican theologian probes signs of the Incarnation in the arts, and how music, painting, poetry can help to unstick us, revealing our Lord in all the puzzling and startling smallness of his Nativity. Listen.
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Keeping the Twelve Days of Christmas
By Geoffrey Mackey
“If, indeed, joy has come to the world in the person of Emmanuel, the Word made flesh, then we have plenty of rejoicing to do, and it won’t fit into a solitary day.” Here are a few suggestions. Read on.
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It’s Not Dead
By Emilie Smith
Responding to David Goodhew’s assessment of the causes of decline in the Anglican Church of Canada, a Vancouver parish priest does not deny the reality of the numbers, but rather probes why. Read on.
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God’s Difficult Gift
By Joey Royal
O. Henry’s story “The Gift of the Magi” is about costly giving out of love. The costliest gift, though, comes to us from a loving Father: the gift is Christ. Read on.
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From Crèche to Cross
By Molly Jane Layton
The violence suffered by St. Stephen jolts us out of any sentimentality found in the crèche. With its resonances of Jesus’ crucifixion, his martyrdom takes us from the manger to the cross. Read on.
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