Accord Ensures Survival of a Smaller GTS
By Kirk Petersen

The president of Virginia Theological Seminary now also leads General Theological, which is paring its degree offerings and will operate primarily online. Read on

New York Diocese Elects a Mystic Bishop 

By Douglas LeBlanc

Bishop Coadjutor-Elect Matthew Foster Heyd described his love of mysticism and ascetic theology as emerging from his post-seminary life, when he was preparing for marriage. Read on

New Archbishops in Polynesia, Canada

By Douglas LeBlanc

A priest from Fiji will lead Polynesia, while the Bishop of Saskatoon becomes Canada's national indigenous Anglican archbishop. Read on

TLC's Annual Christmas Gift Ideas 

Every year, we ask friends of The Living Church to suggest Christmas presents that are meaningful to them. Theology and Batman, anyone? Or, boiled wool slippers? Read on

I'm Done With Content, and You Are Too
By David Barr

Content is not inherently a bad thing, unless our faith becomes primarily about ideas, topics, and information, and not the cultivation of prayer and steady engagement with the living God. Read on

Gearing Up for All 12 Days
By Nathan Jennings

What if, instead of succumbing to Christmas fatigue, we were able to observe Advent in a way that prepares for the joy that is the Twelve Days of Christmas? Read on

Post-COVID Church Renewal
By Jonathan Turtle

It doesn’t matter if you’re a church of 15 or of 500, rich or poor,  urban or rural, aging or young, ultimately it comes down to one thing: listening to the voice of the risen Lord. Read on