ChurchesInEurope

Episcopal Church Europe is an Anglican jurisdiction serving continental Europe, with churches in France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria & Georgia

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

If we are the body of Christ, and the way Christ helps those who doubt is to invite them to touch the reality of his wounds, then perhaps the way the church must help a doubting world is by not concealing our own wounds. https://t.co/O6IpLrtkUa

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

The parade of Palm Sunday invites us to participate fully in the story, because it is our story. And only by living fully into that invitation are we able to understand the full gift of what comes at the end of the story. https://t.co/vc7tLcsETT

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

Archbishop Martin Modéus of @svenskakyrkan preaches at the liturgy marking the relationship of full communion between the Church of Sweden and @iamepiscopalian https://t.co/QsNhpurQee

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

When young people stand up in front of the church and claim their faith for their own in Confirmation, we owe them a reminder of the rules that disciples live by. There are really just three rules... https://t.co/XA7Ojqgos5

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

Prophets are not generally renowned for patience. Yes, we have to wait—but that doesn't mean we don't also need to work. https://t.co/uQbSfYHWHD

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

What if the point of All Saints' Day isn't about the people who have helped us along our path, but the saints God needs us to be? https://t.co/5ZCywYHh4L

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

'Two men went up to the temple to pray...." Who would we cast in that story today? And isn't comparing ourselves to others something we all do? https://t.co/y7pSH8xbwS

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

When you are facing a challenge that feels larger than capacities, it is well to remember that it's not just patience, but persistence, that is a virtue... https://t.co/nsWNPjHJFR

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

We were pleased to have so many ecumenical guests join us for the worship of Saint Columban's, the @episcopaleurope mission in Karlsruhe, and the Sunday of the @WCCassembly. But it seems that maybe the planners of this assembly hadn't consulted the... https://t.co/09OdvwJgw8

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

A few words from the bishop from the steps of the cathedral yesterday about the coming Lambeth Conference. https://t.co/5pFFMKiHnH

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

Just posted a photo @ Baltimore Convention Center https://t.co/WaSxxS1XRG

[markedington 🟪 @markedington]

Getting ready for a first visit to the #episcopaleurope mission of Saint Nino. New Parish Register ✅ 16 Confirmation and Reception certificates ✅ printed map in case phone doesn’t work ✅ #anglicantbilisi #usingeo https://t.co/a8mL8k78NC

[Episcopal Relief & Development @EpiscopalRelief]

In February 2022, Episcopal Relief & Development mobilized with
@EpiscopalEurope and the @ACTAlliance to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of #Ukraine. Together, we have been able to support over 32,000 people.

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

We in the Episcopal Church in Europe have become something of a reversal of the Babel story. We are building, with many languages, a single church. The trick is to build in the right direction—and for the right reasons. https://t.co/Wcr6HYRAI8

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

The disciples go up the mountain as followers—but come down as leaders. And we, like them, are meant to lead people toward a high and lofty goal—unity in a divided world. https://t.co/iaT0IrnuS6

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

Dorcas is known for "good works and acts of charity"—so much that we get the sense she has worked herself to death. No one expects to see her alive and back at it. The same might be said of society's regard for the church... https://t.co/6nWET1e5WX

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

Everything that follows after Thomas's "unless..." is a qualification, trying to bridge the gap between certainty and faith.
What's your "unless"? https://t.co/Voj52QIq3C

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

@Bishop_Europe We missed you in Paris today!

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

Readings that usually sound like words of comfort have an odd capacity to be unsettling in disturbed times. Do we really have much of an appetite for yet another new thing? https://t.co/3YgFDnhUpT

[ChurchesInEurope @EpiscopalEurope]

The commissioning of Isaiah as a prophet, and of a band of exhausted fishermen as disciples, begins with a seemingly impossible request. We may feel as though something equally impossible is asked of us. https://t.co/jZKnKkxKS3