Day: October 19, 2016

Dio. Spokane elects new bishop

In an election that took six ballots and included a dinner break, the diocese elected Rev. Canon Gretchen M. Rehberg as the ninth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Spokane.

Serbian Orthodox Church and CoE affirm ties

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the Archbishop’s discussions sought to build upon their historic bonds as Europe faces political, economic, and cultural pressures from the recent influx of refugees.

Speaking to the Soul: Becoming a Judge

Speaking to the Soul

If we seek positions of power and influence, can we still keep our integrity and impartiality? How can we make our spheres of influence most just?

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