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The Pew Research Center’s Religion and Public Life project is out with a new report on religion and electronic media. Here are some of the
By now you’ve probably heard the story of Arnold Abbott, the 90-year-old Florida man who was arrested Sunday along with an Episcopal priest and another
The Rev. Alexander “Sandy” Webb, rector of the Church of the Holy Communion in Memphis, has written a column about Election Day for the Memphis
An 11-year-old South African girl talks about the fears she faces on her walk to school. From Why Poverty.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has written an essay for the Bloomberg Business Week website. It includes this:
Vanessa Pizer, a program officer on Episcopal Relief and Development’s international development team, filed this report from yesterday’s conference sponsored by the Earth Institute’s National
As readers of the Cafe are no doubt aware, two of the Episcopal Church’s ten seminaries are beset by internal conflict. The faculty at both
General Seminary has issued a release that, while typically indirect in its language, seems to indicate that Bishop Mark Sisk, chair of the board of
Vox has the good news:
The Rev. Luther Zeigler, Harvard’s Episcopal chaplain, sounded arguments frequently voiced by casino critics, insisting that the industry preys on the poor and fosters crippling gambling addictions while selling the “false hope” of job creation and an economic boost.
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