C of E Has a New 'Defender of the Faith'
By Kirk Petersen 

Queen Elizabeth II nominally appointed seven Archbishops of Canterbury during her reign. The next one probably will be appointed by King Charles III. Read on

Teacher at Episcopal School Murdered 
By Kirk Petersen

St. Mary's Episcopal School in Memphis is mourning the death of kindergarten teacher Liza Fletcher, who was abducted while out for a run, and later murdered.  Read on

Tending Our Soil in Washington Diocese

By Dylan Thayer

A congregational vitality effort is spurring churches in the Diocese of Washington to return to Christ's basic questions: "Who are we, and who are our neighbors? Read on

How Much Money is Enough?
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Lambeth and Women's Ordination
By Molly Jane Layton

More than 100 years after the question was first put to the bishops at the 1920 Lambeth Conference, the reception of women’s ordination is still on-going in the Anglican Communion and in the universal Church. Read on

A Tale of Two Sermons
By Calvin Lane

While the Catholic priest’s sermon was quite short, it was, to paraphrase Luther, a living message about Christ. The Baptist preacher spoke for 45 minutes -- more like a Bible study than a sermon. Read on

All Thy Lights Combine
By William M. McKeachie

I've been waiting for this for 50 years -- an anthology of analyses of a figural approach to biblical interpretation and application, a tradition that traces its lineage to late antiquity and beyond. Read on