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April 24 2022
American Churches are Killing Christianity
Walsh asks us to imagine that a "heathen horde" comes to America from a foreign land, looking to vanquish Christians and Christianity, so they look for a church where they can slaughter some Christ
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April 23 2022
UK: Exmouth minister visits church groups working in Ukraine
Josep arrived late on Sunday night (April 3) in Budapest and, the following day, visited a refugee camp near Hungary's border with Ukraine.
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April 23 2022
FIRST TIME: EPISCOPAL CHURCH DROPS BELOW 500,000 IN AVERAGE SUNDAY ATTENDANCE
Statistics released by the Office of General Convention show domestic membership dropped in 2020 by 61,243 persons to 1,576,702 (-4%) from 1,637,945, while average Sunday attendance, the true indic
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April 23 2022
MORNING AND EVENING: THE FIRST DAY
The empty tomb yields in its remaining contents the evidence of the resurrection, if closely considered. The strips of linen and the burial cloth are not simply discarded items of no significance.
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April 23 2022
Japan ordains first female bishop in east Asia
Bishop-elect Maria Grace, a priest from the Diocese of Tokyo, was elected to her new role in November 2021, at the 80th Synod of the Diocese of Hokkaido.
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April 22 2022
The Episcopal Church repeatedly stung by Babylon Bee
The Bee headlines read: Episcopal Church Reports No Change in Attendance In Recent Weeks (2007); Report: Episcopalians May Still Exist (2016); Episcopal Church Burns Man At Stake For Believing In B
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April 21 2022
Archbishop of Canterbury says his faith helped during depression
He first opened up about his depression that same year and in 2019 revealed that he was taking medication.
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April 21 2022
Faithful Catholics urge orthodox media celebrity to 'come home to Rome'
No Room for Orthodoxy
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April 21 2022
A Pastoral Letter to the Clergy and People of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina
The ruling raises many issues that will have to play out in the coming weeks before any actions are taken, so our first response must be to quiet our hearts before the Lord as we pray for grace to
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April 21 2022
Final Resolution Reached in South Carolina Episcopal Case
The ruling from the South Carolina Supreme Court follows nearly a decade of litigation in which the parties disputed ownership of more than $500 million worth of church properties.
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