‘Penitent’ Church of England Votes on Safeguarding

The Archbishop of York survived a vote of no confidence, and General Synod members backed a compromise that places the church’s national safeguarding team under independent oversight while leaving diocesan safeguarding in bishops’ hands. Read on.

Title IV Compromise Leads to Earlier Retirement in Easton

USAID Freeze Worsens Sudanese Crisis

Church Joins Suit Challenging ICE Raids

Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe: “We are seeking the ability to fully gather and follow Jesus’ command to love our neighbors as ourselves.” Read on.

Iwerne Camps Scandal Expands to Late Vicar

David Fletcher, who completed his ministry at St. Ebbe’s in Oxford, is accused of being “inappropriately tactile” with women and girls. Read on.

USAID Shutdown an Opportunity, Kenyan Primate Says

By Jesse Masai

Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit: “Let us be disrupted so that we think properly and manage our resources properly.” Read on.

Water and Wilderness Church Combines Nature and Worship

By Meredyth Albright

Pete Nunnally: “Water and Wilderness seeks to undo the formation of intentional and unintentional limits that our liturgy has put on what the church is, who God is.” Read on.
 

An Episcopus Vagans Who Never Stopped Wandering

By Greta Gaffin

In addition to his brief ministry in the Diocese of Fond du Lac in the 1880s, Joseph René Vilatte was, at various points, a Catholic, an Old Catholic, a Methodist, a Presbyterian, and a Congregationalist. Read on.
 

A New Future for the Anglican Communion?

The Nairobi-Cairo Proposals in Context

Time for a Mary After a Martha?

This two-part series places the selection of the next Archbishop of Canterbury in the context of recent predecessors, surveys the accomplishments of Justin Welby’s tenure, and offers profiles of six possible successors. Part One; Part Two.