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Vermont Faces 'Financial Cliff'

By Mark Michael
Bishop Shannon MacVean-Brown says the diocese is facing financial peril from congregational decline, and is pursuing options for collaboration with neighboring dioceses.
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Three Candidates for West. Va. Bishop

By Mark Michael
The canons to the ordinary of the Dioceses of Virginia and Easton, and the chair of Northern Indiana's Standing Committee are on the slate to succeed W. Michie Klusmeyer, the Mountain State's long serving bishop.
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Monnot Chosen Bishop of Iowa

By Mark Michael
The Rev. Betsey Monnot, a parish priest and leadership consultant from Northern California, was elected on the third ballot, and will become the diocese's first female bishop.
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Kenya Elects First Female Diocesan Bp.

By Jesse Masai
The Ven. Rose Okeno, a 20-year veteran of parish ministry, has been elected Bishop of Butere, in Western Kenya, challenging the province's commitment to a GAFCON moratorium
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Kenya's Bishops Step Up War on COVID

By Jesse Masai
The Anglican Church of Kenya's bishops, meeting in Nairobi, urged the nation's government to increase funding for vaccines and to maintain distancing protocols in the midst of a high-stakes election season as Delta variant infections rise.
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Podcast: Finding God in Filmmaking

Filmmaker Mary Beth Minnis talks with host Amber Noel about where sees the Lord at work in the film industry and in the lives of those she works with and the kinds of stories that she loves to tell through her art.
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East in Winter, Via Vesper Flights

By Hannah Matis
Rowan Williams' new book and a collection of essays by Helen MacDonald both explore the need for detachment as a remedy for humanity's self-absorption and blindness.
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A Classic Anglican Case for Public Worship

By Mark Michael
Hooker, Thorndike, Patrick, and Keble extol public worship as the highest form of activity, a necessary witness to God's glory and a loving service of our neighbor, themes that challenge the consumerist drive of "hybrid worship."
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