Anglicans See Latin Pentecostal Boom 
By Melissa Williams-Sambrano

Pentecostalism has surged in parts of Latin America, and Protestants now outnumber Roman Catholics in some countries. Honduras Bishop Lloyd Allen sees opportunity for Episcopalians and Anglicans.  Read on

GAFCON Australia Launches a Diocese
By Robyn Douglass 

“There are now two Anglican jurisdictions in Australia,” the conservative organization declared on its website, after launching the Diocese of the Southern Cross with a retired Australian bishop. Read on

Four New GAFCON Bishops in Europe

By Mark Michael

The GAFCON-affiliated Anglican Network in Europe plans to consecrate four new bishops in October -- giving it a total of five bishops serving 30 conservative congregations in the British Isles and Europe. Read on

Translating the BCP into ... Italian?
Review by Shaun Blanchard 

Making Italy Anglican tells the tale of what might be seen as a spectacular failure -- three centuries of effort to establish an Anglican alternative in the home of Roman Catholicism. Read on

General Convention's Elitism
By Matthew S.C. Olver

The Church champions the rights of marginalized groups, but deputies need the sort of job or socioeconomic level that can allow them to be away from work and family for such a long period of time. Read on

The Humanities: Antidote to Hot Takes
By Jon Jordan

We should seek first to understand, rather than to be understood. But digital platforms reward us for communicating quickly, and for roasting those with whom we are in conflict. Read on

What Is a Child?
By Neil Dhingra

Childhood is not something that passes, but a mystery which must be rediscovered anew, to resist the finality of an inconvenient world of fact that would otherwise lead us to despair.  Read on