The Episcopal Church is exploring social media, evangelism and how to support and strengthen Episcopalians as “digital storytellers.” They’ve just published a survey to collect feedback – follow the link in the press release, from The Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs, below: Survey helps to equip and determine social media needs The Task Force …
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As tensions and protests and acts of violence continue, conversations continue too, including one earlier this week at Washington National Cathedral, reported in the Washington Post. They began with church complicity in the nation’s original sins — genocide of indigenous peoples and the enslavement of Africans. “We Christians — British and Americans — said we …
Not breaking news, but for your liturgical amusement during this politically charged week, a collect for Pokemon on this summer Wednesday, via Fr. Bosco Peters. Almighty God, who has gotta ‘catch us all’, within the great Pokeball of your love. Give us the power that’s inside, so that we might not divert our eyes from …
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