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.
As the home of Juneteenth, the city of Galveston, Texas, provides a virtual Juneteenth Freedom Walk Tour.
Dorothy Wells writes that Juneteenth is significant, but slavery and its legacy are persistent.
Talk of scarcity and abundance permeated the first day of the council’s June 12-15 meeting in Providence, R.I., writes Episcopal News Service.
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.
Welby said that the Church of Uganda’s action is “a fundamental departure from our commitment to uphold the freedom and dignity of all people.”
The letter supports a transition to clean energy and a sustainable future for all.
Doctors are looking to understand the relationship between his medication for atrial fibrillation and a recent episode of internal bleeding.
To describe Orwell as an Anglican may seem a stretch, yet there are connections between him and the Anglican tradition, writes David Goodhew.
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.
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