New York Announces 5 Bishop Nominees
By Doug LeBlanc

The Diocese of New York has announced a five-person slate, including one woman and one gay man, in its search for its 17th bishop. Read on

North India Primate Accused of Corruption
By Doug LeBlanc

Police in Madhya Pradesh have arrested the Most Rev. Prem Chand Singh, Bishop of Jabalpur and primate of the Church of North India, on charges of cheating, breach of trust, and forgery.  Read on

Kenya's Anglicans Remember Queen Elizabeth's Witness
By Jesse Masai

“To congregants here, the memory of Queen Elizabeth II is alive,” the British High Commission in Kenya reported, “from a tree she planted now in its 70th year to a blue carpet sent from Westminster after her visit.”  Read on

Turner's Apocalyptic Vision

By Dennis Raverty

The social responsibility of the artist is combined with an apocalyptic sense of drama that is almost biblical in works like The Slave Ship, and conveys the moral outrage of both the painter and the sympathetic viewer. Read on

Swedish Full Communion
By Richard Mammana

A full communion agreement between the Episcopal Church and the Church of Sweden authorized by last summer’s General Convention builds upon centuries of cooperation between the two churches. Read on

On Testimony
By Christopher Yoder

“I wonder, what difference would it make in your life — in the life of your church ­­— if you learned to tell this story, if you gave your testimony?” Read on

Elizabeth the Gracious
By Graham Kings

“The Queen is dead. Long live the King.” These ancient, traditional words turn amidst the churning. Simultaneously, they brusquely announce a heart-rending fact and joyfully pronounce a rightful succession.” Read on