Editors’ Choice
Communion resolutions open the table for discussion
[Episcopal News Service] The young woman who called St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Hood River, Oregon, was upset and asked if the church offered communion. "I really need some support right now and I feel like it starts there," she told the Rev. … [Read More]
Ecumenical panel kicks off UN forum on indigenous issues
[Episcopal News Service] In the 1850s, native people living in the western United States signed "peace" treaties with the U.S. Government in exchange for land; land that was to provide a safe homeland and economic opportunities, explained Cheryle … [Read More]
EGR fosters conversations about economic inequality
[Episcopal News Service] While the Occupy movement was forming and growing, Episcopalians for Global Reconciliation was discerning its own path toward addressing economic inequality. Previously focused on the U.N. Millennium Development Goals to … [Read More]
Calls to study, change Episcopal Church structure abound
[Episcopal News Service] The 77th meeting of the Episcopal Church's General Convention is being asked to sift and winnow a variety of answers to the question of what to do about the Episcopal Church's structure that, as one group says, it "no longer … [Read More]
Convention to consider position on proposed Anglican Covenant
[Episcopal News Service] The Anglican Covenant has been variously rejected, affirmed, approved and subscribed to by some Anglican Communion provinces, and even been given an "amber light" by one. The Episcopal Church will soon consider its own formal … [Read More]
