Father Nadim Nassar, the only Syrian priest in the Anglican Communion, shares his insights about speaking publicly about faith in contemporary London.

Of advocacy, community and kale soup in an Episcopal Service Corps project in Oxnard, California.

The Diocese of Chicago's Renk Media Team has produced an excellent video on its recent trip to Sudan. Here is a preview.

The innovative ministries of the Diocese of Lexington are bringing hope to young people in Appalachia.

Canon Charles LaFond of the Diocese of New Hampshire, a former monk, talks about his work as a potter and as a priest.

Father Matthew tells us a bit about the sign of the cross and the various ways it is made.

A trip to Ghana with Episcopal Relief and Development inspires a priest from Dallas. Presentation by Heidi Shott.

A charmingly homey documentary about a woman who is a priest in the Church of England

The Diocese of Washington and St. Thomas' Church, Dupont Circle, celebrated Capital Pride 2010 with Bishop Christopher Senyonjo of Uganda, Bishop John Chane and his wife, Karen .

From Missional Community, the story of a man who seems to have a choice to make...or does he?

Father Matthew leads a rapid romp through the Book of Common Prayers.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Des Moines is building a Rain Garden in its parking lot.

A video making the rounds at the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada has people on the internet talking about how to spread an ancient message in our technological age.

Father Matthew continues his walk, visiting the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

You won't find many better parish videos than this history of St. Thomas' Church, Dupont Circle in Washington, D. C.

Father Matthew walks the Via Dolorosa.

Here is the UCC's new video. What do you think, folks, would something like this work for us, or do we need to take a different approach?

Visit an emerging church community in the Diocese of London in this video from Anglimergent.

Lord of the Streets Episcopal Church and Community of the Streets ministry in Houston work with homeless men and women.

Dr. Stephen Dzisi shares the work of Nets for Life in Ghana. Video courtesy of Trinity Wall Street.

Father Matthew's monkey dreams of other things.

Connecting to the land and its people. A video from Trinity Wall Street

This video on the "missional church" may be simplistic and a bit too sure of itself, but nonetheless, it make some valid points. Missional Church v. Program Church. What's your take?

The Anglican Church in Ghana stresses service and evangelism in a diverse country. Video courtesty of Trinity Wall Street.

Episcopal Relief and Development and the Anglican Diocese of Belize have collaborated on a new HIV-AIDS curriculum for school children.

More fun with student videos, this one from Holy Innocents' Episcopal School in Atlanta.

Mother Marion Rectenwald of the Diocese of South Dakota works among the Lakota people in South Dakota. Video courtesy of Trinity Wall Street.

How the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina reaches out to migrant workers through its farmworkers mininstry.

A spirited student video about the earthquake relief effort at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Va.

We are late to this party. But it is a good party.

Two young Australians visit a Manila youth group that reaches out to some of the most marginalized children in the Philippines.

Lydia Kelsey did a lovely job with this video for the Diocese of Iowa's annual convention

The Diocese of Long Island's youth ministry went to a basketball game at Madison Square Garden, and Father Matthew was there.

Ruth Meyers gives the first "micro lecture" from Church Divinity School of the Pacific.

J. S. Batchler has transformed Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire," into a hilarious crash course on Church history.

This lovely meditation comes from Combat Stress Productions at King of Peace Episcopal Church, Kingsland, Georgia.

Bishop James Mathes narrates a short film about three outstanding ministries in the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego.

The Rev. Frank Wade offers his take on the sexuality resolutions of the 2006 and 2009 General Convention.

"God speaks through every level of the Church, and we cannot be confident of God's direction until we have heard from all the levels," says the Rev. Frank Wade.

Trinity Wall Street offers an engaging video blog of the music camp some choir members conducted this summer in New Orleans' Ninth Ward.

Father Matthew Moretz's ecounter with "Danse Macabre," painted by Bernt Lotke c.1485, leads to a meditation on death--and numerous funny accents.

The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana and Episcopal Relief and Development are re-building a piece of central city New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. You can help.

Cafe favorite Heidi Shott offered a Daily Wrap on each day's activities at General Convention. Here is her parting shot.

"I am here to grow food for the poor," says Jeff Rarick of the Matthew 25 Farm in Central New York.

The latest playful instruction from Father Matthew Moretz focuses on art and the Evangelists

A short film from the Chicago Consultation on Christianity's intermal arguments over human sexuality.

A film from the Chicago Consultation examines the role of culture in shaping religious attitudes toward homosexuality.

Father Matthew Moretz offers a recipe for Lectio Divina that you can use at home.

A blind monk speaks on death and why he does not fear it, from the film Into Great Silence.

Author Phyllis Tickle talks about her influential book about newly emerging forms of Christianity.

A visit to the Anglican hospitals and clinics of Gaza and the West Bank with the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem.

"This is your brain on Biblical inerrancy." From Father Matthew Moretz, Episcopal video pioneer, whose work will appear here from time to time.

"We do a lot of happy singing on Easter." Video courtersey of Trinity Television and New Media.

The Army Chorus and Strings perform Last Letter Home by Lee Hoiby, which is based on a soldier's last letter to his wife from Iraq. Video Courtesty of Trinity Television and New Media.

The church reaches out to women who are HIV-positive in the Diocese of Uruguay. Video courtesy of Trinity Television and New Media.

Majora Carter and David Korten speak about sustainable development at the Trinity Institue (90 minutes program, lengthy download.)

Handel thought of Messiah as a Lenten piece. Members of the choir of Trinity Church, Wall Street talk about why they love it.

"Washing someone else's feet is very intimate," says a parishoner at Trinity Wall Street of the Maundy Thursday service. "It usually is not part of our experience of worship."

Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday on March 16. Trinity Television and New Media examines the meaning of this special day in the Church's year.

How do you speak into the real life of young adults? The Boston Young Adult Ministry has a few ideas. Video courtesy of Trinity Television and New Media.

Rima Vesely Flad, founder of ICARE has devoted her life to prison ministry and advocacy. Inmates, she says, have been among her greatest teachers. Video courtesy of Trinity Television and New Media.

We here at Episcopal Cafe, along with our partners at Episcopal Church in the Visual Arts and Trinity Television and New Media wish you a blessed Christmas.

Parishioners at Trinity Church, Wall Street, share their feelings about a season of beauty and prayerful anticipation. Video courtesy of Trinity Television and New Media.

An inspiring look at turning theological education into action through small group reflection. Video courtesy of Trinity Television and New Media.