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Melbourne Calls Bishop Across the Oceans ([link removed])

by Douglas LeBlanc

Bishop Ric Thorpe has overseen church growth in London for nearly 10 years, partly as director of the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication. Read on ([link removed]) .

Scholar, Episcopal Priest to Lead Wittenberg University ([link removed])

by Caleb Maglaya Galaraga

The Rev. Canon Dr. Christian Brady of the Diocese of Lexington is Wittenberg University’s 16th president. Read on ([link removed]) .

From the Archives: Mid the Explosion, Deity Reigned (1950) ([link removed])

by Mark Michael

The South Amboy Power Pier Explosion damaged two Episcopal churches, but clergy gave thanks for deepened devotion and opportunities to serve. Read on ([link removed]) .

2025 Essay Contest Now Open ([link removed])

Our annual Student Essays in Christian Wisdom Competition is now open. Learn more here ([link removed]) .

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On the Ascension: Flesh of our Flesh and Bone of our Bone ([link removed])

by Daniel Martins

At the Incarnation, God came to us, taking on our nature. At the Ascension, one of our own goes to the right hand of God. Read on ([link removed]) .

Lidda and Joppa, In Peter’s Time and Ours ([link removed])

by Grey Maggiano

The Book of Acts shows Peter entering fearlessly into communities to bring hope and healing. That ministry continues in the Middle East. Read on ([link removed]) .

Cranmer’s Preface to the Great Bible: The Gift of Scripture ([link removed])

by Jonathan Leonard

In his preface to the 1538 Great Bible, Thomas Cranmer insisted that Scripture is for everyone. Through it, the Spirit gives us Christ. Read on ([link removed]) .

On Calling a Priest: Asking the Right Questions ([link removed])

by Omar Cisneros

The questions asked of potential candidates for parish leadership ought to focus first on following Jesus and only secondarily on skills. Read on ([link removed]) .

A Walk with Jesus: Liturgical Improvisation as Resistance ([link removed])

by Abigail Woolley Cutter

A Good Friday ecumenical procession demonstrated that following the cross is political, a sign that God’s power is made perfect in weakness. Read on ([link removed]) .

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