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Nearly a year in the crafting, a new collection of essays and reflections by Episcopalians includes diverse responses to proposed changes in the Anglican Communion’s governance structure. “The Nairobi-Cairo Proposals: Voices in Response from The Episcopal Church” is intended to stimulate discussion and help prepare church representatives, known as Anglican Consultative Council members, for the…
As Venezuelans face continued uncertainty after the U.S. military last weekend removed President Nicolás Maduro from office, church leaders have been communicating with Episcopalians in the Caracas-based Diocese of Venezuela to address their immediate and long-term needs.
When East Tennessee Episcopalians travel to Kondoa, they visit St. Peter and St. Paul’s Preschool and Primary School, which enrolls about 300 students. East Tennessee sends money annually to help cover tuition – $400 per student a year.
I am very pleased at the news that Bishop Sarah Mullally, who has served as bishop of London since 2018, has been named the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury. She will be the first woman to hold the role, which was established more than 1,400 years ago. Bishop Sarah is known in the Church of England…
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe and Bishop Christian Kopp, head of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria, signed the Augsburg Agreement on June 7 following a Pentecost-eve Eucharist at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Munich, Germany.
The Diocese of Butere and the Boise-based Episcopal Diocese of Idaho have teamed up to establish a dairy cow program, where fresh milk is sold, and the cow manure is used to fertilize vegetable gardens.
The presiding bishop was elected on a mandate to reorganize the denomination’s aging structure and adapt to modern times. It’s something he knows a bit about.
Bishop Sean Rowe, 49, called for the church to be resilient heading into what he described as an “existential crisis” caused by a changing world.
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