The congregation that was locked out of its building and whose complaints of mistreatment led to the suspension of the ministry of the diocesan bishop, have reached an agreement with the diocese to constructively work towards reconciliation.
Day: November 9, 2017
Scottish Episcopalians elect first female bishop
The Rev Canon Anne Dyer, among the first women ordained deacon and priest in the SEC, has become its first female bishop for the diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney
Boston University creates new denominational program for Episcopalians
The School of Theology plans to open an Episcopal Learning Community to nurture and prepare Episcopal students for future leadership and service in and through the church.
Mariner’s Church remembers
Mariner’s Church in Detroit set once again to mark lives lost on the Great Lakes as part of its annual Memorial Service
Permission
As Christians we are often tempted to minimize our own and one another’s violence. Everything from derogatory comments made about women to outright physical abuse are made light of and excused because we want to think the best of one another, confusing denial with love.
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