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In 2024, Episcopal congregations reached an additional 120,000 people through livestream services. | All Saints Episcopal Church, Fort Worth/screenshot

Online Worship Attendance Shows Promise ([link removed])

by Caleb Maglaya Galaraga

The latest Parochial Report reveals answers to new questions and data about congregations’ digital ministry. Read on ([link removed]) .

Congo Staying in the Communion ([link removed])

by Mark Michael

Archbishop Titre Ande is the first GAFCON primate to repudiate the call to break ties with Canterbury and enter the Global Anglican Communion. Read on ([link removed]) .

GSFA Leader Questions GAFCON Communiqué ([link removed])

by Mark Michael

Archbishop Titus Chung is the first major conservative Anglican leader to express concerns about the implications of GAFCON’s Global Anglican Communion. Read on ([link removed]) .

Newman Is a Teacher of the Universal Church ([link removed])

by Benjamin J. King

Although he crossed the bridge to the Catholic side, most Anglicans who learned from Newman about the catholic roots of their Church remained on the Anglican side of the bridge. Read on ([link removed]) .

Doctor of Doctrinal Development ([link removed])

by Shaun Blanchard

“Heroic sanctity” is the hallmark of the saint, while “eminent doctrine” is the additional contribution of the doctor (teacher). The doctor has things to teach the Church. Read on ([link removed]) .

People and Places, October 29 ([link removed])

by TLC Staff

Our list of appointments, ordinations, and receptions across the Episcopal Church. Read on ([link removed]) .

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All Saints’ Day & the Unity of Christ’s Body ([link removed])

by Molly Jane Layton

The church’s eschatological unity causes us not simply to bite our tongues in the face of division. Rather, our joy is in God’s grace. Read on ([link removed]) .

Holiness Is the Work of God ([link removed])

by Calvin Lane

Both justification and sanctification are the work of a gracious and intervening God, the one who raises us from the grave and makes us new. Read on ([link removed]) .

Christianity & Culture Wars ([link removed])

by Terence Chandra

Culture wars are often contests over a shared past. What if, rather than being swept up in them, Christians played a role in resolving them? Read on ([link removed]) .

Education & Truth in an Age of Relativism (Part 1) ([link removed])

by Thapelo Masemola

The relativizing of truth has often paralyzed teachers from naming any reality as objective. Yet truth is foundational for education. Read on ([link removed]) . ([link removed])

Education & Truth in an Age of Relativism (Part 2) ([link removed])

by Thapelo Masemola

African folklore pedagogy combined with a life grounded in the sacraments may provide an educational path to truth and virtue. Read on ([link removed]) . ([link removed])

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