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George Caleb Bingham’s “The Jolly Flatboatmen” shows how the ordinary contains a latent, mystical poeticism.

Episcopal priests Diana Wright, Jeremiah Griffin, and Matthew Hanisian are among a growing number of clergy taking up metalworking and blacksmithing.

The cathedral exhibit features Viner’s sculptures of seven asylum-seekers.

Canterbury Conference Center has been losing $30,000 to $40,000 per month.

The center was established by Ian Knowles in 2010 to encourage Palestinian Christians to stay and pray in Bethlehem.

According to Partners for Sacred Places, the average rural church benefits its community by about $750,000; an urban church, about $1.7 million, writes The Living Church.

Church of the Epiphany coped with the emotion of saying goodbye to its former building, moving to and renovating a new space, the COVID-19 pandemic and a rector search, writes The Living Church.

J. Wippell & Co. existed for 234 years and cited the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on its business.

To describe Orwell as an Anglican may seem a stretch, yet there are connections between him and the Anglican tradition, writes David Goodhew.