Today we celebrate the Feast Day of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer (1489-1556), reformer of the Anglican Church, writer of the Book of Common Prayer, and martyr for his beliefs.
In honor of Women's History Month, we are counting down ten living, female, Anglican/Episcopal theologians and Bible scholars that we think you should know! Our second scholar is the Rev. Dr. Susan Eastman.
@ZX159@Ramon36069 Regardless of whether you believe that wars are ever morally justifiable, given the fact that they are an unfortunate reality, do you believe that there are any ethical standards which should govern the waging of them?
A strong Letter to the Editor from the former Archbishop of Canterbury about the Orthodox Church in Russia's complicity in the attack on Ukraine (London Times).
In honor of Women's History Month, we are counting down ten living, female, Anglican/Episcopal theologians and Bible scholars that we think you should know! Today's scholar is the Rev. Fleming Rutledge.
Joining us for tomorrow's seminar on the religious roots of the conflict in Ukraine? Get ready for it by watching this brief and helpful introductory video:
https://t.co/TZE9KPWWxn
On Wednesday, February 2nd we will be celebrating the feast day of “The Presentation of the Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple” with Holy Eucharist from 4:30-5:15 pm. Please join us for worship in the Chapel of the Resurrection!
@BroderickGreer A lot of us Episcopalians believe in Jesus’ resurrection. Historically and today. Without RESURRECTION, in the words of the letter to the Corinthians, ‘We’re fools most to be pitied’.
O Jesus,
Be the canoe that holds me up in the sea of life;
Be the rudder that keeps me in the straight road;
Be the outrigger that supports me in times of temptation.
Let your Spirit be my sail that carries me through each day.
Amen
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