Day: November 7, 2017

Church of England considers wellness covenant for clergy on the front lines of ministry

Recent Stories, The Lead / By Rosalind Hughes

Today’s announcement named members of a working group which will look at the model of a Military Covenant to promote the well-being of Church of England clergy

Presiding Bishop visits Scotland to celebrate historic alliance

Recent Stories, The Lead / By Rosalind Hughes

Curry praised the Most Revd Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, for his “faithfulness, dignity, and Christian integrity” at the most recent Primates’ Meeting in Canterbury.

A Prayer for November

Speaking to the Soul / By Kimberly Knowle-Zeller

Guide our ways and point us to the light that never fades. So that a dark, November night can be our healing and our balm.

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