California Priest Visits Ukraine
By Kirk Petersen

Canon Cindy Voorhees visited with many who are suffering, including displaced women and children, and questions easy solutions: “I’m not as careless now about saying, ‘Love your neighbor.’” Read on

Jo Bailey Wells to Lead Lambeth Implementation
By Mark Michael

The Church of England suffragan will lead the third stage of the "Lambeth Journey," working to deepen relationships and encourage collaboration between bishops. Read on

Executive Council Launches Biennium

By Kirk Petersen

Nearly half of the new Executive Council members are new, and they will have only two years to complete the work usually spread over three. Read on

Sydney's Mother Church
By Robyn Douglass

St. James’ King Street was built by convicts, and its architect was deported for forgery. The Georgian monument is a rare survival from the earliest days of white settlement in Australia.   Read on

Camino de Solo Dad
Review by Jon Jordan

Caring for their three children on his own while his wife walks the Camino de Santiago, Jordan discovers a few practices to help him emulate her journey from home.  Read on

The Heart of the Matter
By Kristine Blaess

The pandemic’s disruptions have given congregations space, if they choose, to consider their foundational problems, avoiding simple answers that only address symptoms.  Read on

A Summary of the Authorization of Liturgical Text
By Matthew S.C. Olver

Until 1979, the Episcopal Church had clear rules for amending the Book of Common Prayer and followed them. Since then, rites have been authorized in a variety of ways, some of which have no basis in canon law. Read on