The importance that African church leaders attach to the question of same-sex relationships is the result of interference by conservatives in the United States, the secretary-general of the Anglican Communion, Dr Josiah Idowu-Fearon, has said. – Church Times reporting on Church of Ireland Gazette interview
The Lutheran-Episcopal chaplaincy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers fellowship, spiritual care, and home-cooked meals.
Laurie Goodstein, of the New York Times, talked about the dearth of religious literacy in journalism and how this hurts both people of faith and society as a whole.
For Christmas this year, consider getting God some better tools.
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