A new conference designed to help individuals discern a call to seed and lead new Episcopal communities, church plants, and missions is coming in May.
As part of the Church’s Church Planting and Missional Development effort, Executive Council has awarded grants to ten new promising efforts
Those sceptical of the HTB church plants are often also obliquely or overtly critical of Justin Welby’s own leadership.
Change is in the air, but strong headwinds work against progress as shown in this overview of the Episcopal Church’s efforts in a changing cultural landscape.
“Can a church run by privileged people who have little to no firsthand knowledge of systemic oppression effectively minister to oppressed folks?
“Probably not.”
Recently in Toronto, church-planters from the Anglican Church of Canada gathered for the Vital Church Planing conference at St Paul’s-Bloor St in Toronto.
In a session, titled “Course Correction,” they looked at the struggles new churches face in the first years after they are founded. The Course Correction panel, inspired by the conference’s theme of the church as a ship on a journey, dealt with a question that many church plants face: what happens when you achieve your vision but it […]
The Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber (see her new book, Krista Tippett of public radios’s On Being at the Wild Goose
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