The Rev. Jon M. Richardson took to Facebook looking for some provocative feedback: So: fun idea that came out of meeting with church staff today (that will probably be the latest in line of things that will get me run out of town on a rail…) — What if – rather than trying to scrape …
Violence in all its forms in American society (and what can be done) will be examined at the upcoming Episcopal conference Reclaiming the Gospel of Peace: An Episcopal Gathering to Challenge the Epidemic of Violence which begins tonight in Oklahoma City.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby sat down for 15-minutes with the Anglican Journal late Tuesday evening, April 8. Marites N. Sison’s article is entitled “Welby explains gays and violence in Africa remarks”. From the interview:
Quick question: as Palm Sunday looms, church staffs (be it a lone individual or a slew of people) have lots of prep work. We know about things like liturgies and bulletins, but what are the things you always do THIS week, before Holy Week begins? Tune the organ? Routine maintenance on the copier? Shampoo the …
Wednesday, April 9, 2014 – Week of 5 Lent, Year Two [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including today’s scripture readings.] Today’s Readings for the Daily Office: Psalms 119:145-176 (morning) // 128, 129, 130 (evening) Exodus 7:8-24 2 Corinthians 2:14-3:6 Mark 10:1-16 I’ve never been a smoker, but …
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