Day: August 11, 2012

Reaching out to Latinos

1 Comment / The Lead

NPR notes how the Episcopal Church is actively reaching out to Latinos, telling the story of one congregation Saints Peter and Paul Episcopal Church in Portland, Oregon.

Born again

12 Comments / Daily Episcopalian

by Lawrence L. Graham Recently, a gaggle of self-proclaimed guardians of Christianity have announced that the Episcopal Church is either dying or already dead. They cite declining membership and budgetary issues as their secular evidence, and put the blame squarely on the Church’s excessive liberalism. I have words of wisdom for them: “Jesus said to …

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