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2021 in Review: Episcopal Church
By Kirk Petersen
A summary of the year's biggest stories: pandemic adjustments, racial reckoning, property litigation, controversy over human sexuality, and major leadership change in the Diocese of Albany
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2021 in Review: Anglican Communion
By Mark Michael
A summary of the year's biggest stories: new African provinces, political witness, disaster relief, reckoning with sexual abuse, and the journey to Lambeth 2022
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu Dies at 90
By Mark Michael
The former Archbishop of Cape Town, who played a key role in South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle and led the nation’s famed Truth and Reconciliation process died December 26 at 90.
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Australia Debates Religious Freedom Bill
By Robyn Douglass
Australian Anglicans are divided on a bill that strengthens the rights of religious institutions to act according to their doctrines and tenets, even when these contradict secular norms.
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Jewish Leader 'Troubled' by Welby Op-Ed on Holy Land
By Mark Michael
Britain’s most influential Jewish organization called for a meeting to discuss “deeply troubling” portions of an op-ed about the plight of Israel’s Palestinian Christians that the archbishop co-wrote for the Sunday Times.
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Sloth, Charity, and the Christmas Pause
By Thomas Kincaid
Taking a break from life’s normal rhythms in order to hear from God, in order to enjoy the gifts he bestows upon you — the gifts of family, friends, or even the simple gift of time — receiving those gifts this week isn’t slothful, it’s sitting with God’s joy for you.
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The Fullness of Time
By Gene Schlesinger
God is frustratingly, sometimes discouragingly patient. But in Christ we have the hope that God is always right on time.
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The Moving Feasts of Christmas & Epiphany
By Matthew Olver
The ways of numbering and counting and commemorating the days of the Christmas and Epiphany seasons are enough to leave one’s head spinning.
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On Fostering
By Nathan Carr
As we walked out of the ICU with our own baby some three months later, we looked at one another in the car and said, “We are coming back for some of these children.”
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