Day: October 4, 2017

Compromise reached in lawsuit involving city, church, house and homeless

Recent Stories, The Lead / By Cara Modisett

St. John’s Episcopal and the city of St. Cloud, Minnesota, reach a compromise on a tiny house to house homeless.

Liturgy and prayers following violence

1 Comment / Recent Stories, The Lead / By Cara Modisett

Vigils and prayer follow in the wake of the shootings in Las Vegas. Please share with us what your parish or diocese is doing in response.

Embodying Peace

Speaking to the Soul / By Leslie Scoopmire

Even as we are plunged into a time of overwhelming sorrow, there is power in knowing that together we grieve, but then we can choose to honor those who have lost their lives by this time not turning back to our own concerns.

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