Rooted in the ACC’s “deep concern” about destructive behavior in churches of the Communion, the Commission was tasked with promoting the safety of people within the churches of the Anglican Communion
Spiritual Tourism is a half trillion dollar business in America and growing. Could this trend offer a way for us to rethink our efforts to offer meaning, connection and purpose to our neighbors?
I have always been drawn to the water. The infinite possibilities of an empty horizon, and the wash of air surrounding my body with its humid embrace speak to me of prayer. It seemed right, and a good and joyful thing to go down to the lake before our summer music camp began, to swim …
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