I wonder what it would have been like to have been an itinerant preacher back then, traveling from community to community telling the tales I had heard and learning new ones. The wealth of oral stories would have told me a lot about Jesus. But, again, it would have told me a lot more about each community – what was important to them in their relationships with God.
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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