More than a memorial
Bishop Tom Shaw of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts makes a visit to the Boston Marathon memorial site and is moved to wonder how we're willing to get at the root causes of violence.
Interfaith work in the wake of the Boston bombings
In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, Ebo Patel, founder and executive director of Interfaith Youth Core, tells Odyssey Networks that the world needs interfaith leaders now more than ever.
Confronting violence where ever we find it
Bishop Mary Glasspool of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles shot some video while she was in Washington walking the Way of the Cross as a witness against gun violence on Monday of Holy Week. Here she reflects on what she saw and heard.
Talking God in a coffee shop
A man in a coffee shop asks Bishop Tom Shaw: "Did anybody thank you for getting out of bed yet today, Tom?"
Discerning God's will in community
Bishop Stephen Lane: As one wag put it, The Episcopal Church is a hierarchical church with a meeting at the top.
How Lent is like Valentine's Day
Bishop Tom Shaw: Lent is the season of the church's year when we understand our intimate relationship with God in the deepest parts of who we are.
Forgiveness doesn't happen overnight
Religious leaders in Newtown wrestle with questions of forgiveness in the wake of the mass shooting of children in December. From Odyssey Network.
A mission to Haiti
Odyssey Networks tells the story of a Chicago couple who have responded to the extreme poverty they encountered in Haiti.
Bethlehem today
Bishop Alan Wilson pointed us to this video about the little town of Bethlehem, and what it is like today.
