2 Haiti Diocesan Officials Arrested
By Kirk Petersen 

A priest serving as executive secretary of the Diocese of Haiti, and an accountant employed by the diocese, face accusations of arms trafficking in a country beset by violence. Read on

Preaching Amid Tragedy, Trauma, and Evil 
By David Lee Jones

May 24 was like any other day, until I heard of multiple fatalities in Uvalde, Texas, three and a half hours away. When I could find a hotel room, I packed my bag and my collar and went to provide counseling.  Read on

Are You Brave Enough to Talk About Money?
Faith and Money Network’s study groups meet via video conference to study and discuss faith-driven approaches to daily life’s money choices.
New group starts September 14!

Archives: Orthodox Recognize Anglicans

One hundred years ago, TLC reported that the Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Constantinople recognized the validity of Anglican orders after centuries of questioning. Read on

Confraternity Forms New Ward in Florida
By Richard Mammana 

The 157-year-old Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament, the oldest devotional society in the Anglican Communion, promotes careful preparation for receiving the Holy Eucharist. Read on

Is Religious Parenting Different?
By David Ney

Christians, Jews, Hindus, Muslims, and others may have vastly different religious beliefs, but researchers found they have remarkably similar approaches to passing their faith on to their children. Read on

Prayer Book as a Constitutional Document
By Drew Nathaniel Keane

The prayer book does more than prescribe a form of worship. It also prescribes doctrine and discipline — because what we say together in our prayers indicates our shared beliefs . Read on

Charitable Theology in the 21st Century
By Brandt Montgomery

One way of shutting the gap between Jesus and his followers is to return to an understanding of theology as a humble striving to know God and reflect his will for us in the world. Read on