A new report from the London School of Economics urges the Anglican Communion to use its global reach to combat the criminalization of homosexuality in 77 countries of the world, including 39 Commonwealth members.
Around 140 people were gathered in the chapel of the Ancient Spanish Monastery at the time. A church sign was vandalized in the days leading up to Sunday’s incident.
Marc Smith hopes to develop specific strategies with verifiable outcomes to reduce gun violence.
What bit of “self” or “stuff” might God be asking you today to release yourself from, that lets Gospel perfection in?
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