British maker of clerical clothing and church furnishings to shut down
J. Wippell & Co. existed for 234 years and cited the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on its business.
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.
Scholars are working to restore the picture of Jesus’ first female followers.
Groups are partnering with EMM as “Rainbow Initiative Congregations/Communities,” committed to learning about and supporting LGBTQ+ forced migrants during the worldwide activities in June focused on those communities.
David Paulsen writes for ENS that the end of the consent period is July 20.
Some ballplayers found peace after struggles with addiction; others simply pursued ministry as a second career.
The museum reflects the character of a city known for mixing the profane and the religious.
“Uncaged Art” was created at the Tornillo Detention Center in Texas in 2018 and 2019.
The task force is partnering with local nonprofits to provide critical support for thousands of people who have made their way to Chicago seeking asylum.
The Western New York church is aiding two refugee families from the Congo and helping asylum seekers from Colombia.
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.
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