
One faith with differing styles
During my recent episcopal visit to St. James, Endeavour, I was struck, quite unexpectedly and quite deeply, by a beautiful set of painted Stations of

During my recent episcopal visit to St. James, Endeavour, I was struck, quite unexpectedly and quite deeply, by a beautiful set of painted Stations of

For many of us, the concept of Jesus’ descent into hell catches us off-guard; for our modern ears, “hell” brings to mind imagery of fiery

As Lent rolls on, I draw your attention again to that wonderfully useful devotional tool for keeping us safely pointed in the right spiritual direction

The gift of speaking in tongues can mean any number of things, and I think to contemplate its relevance, we should clarify what we’re trying

I felt the greatest sympathy for Nurse Phyllis Crane in the BBC series Call the Midwife when she was summoned by the local board of

Opinions about the contemporary significance of “speaking in tongues, AKA glossolalia, vary greatly. Anglicans may have more openness to such questions than traditions more strongly

In the long-ago days before I became familiar with the concept of “stewardship,” my awareness of the term was largely limited to the wine steward,

Dear editor: Unstoppable church growth is not easy, but it is not really a secret. In our discussions about how to grow our congregations, suggestions

For those of you who may not know me, my name is Adam Wright, and I serve as the acting principal of the College of