Yesterday I wrote about Dean Randolph Hollerith’s decision to invite evangelical writer and speaker Max Lucado to preach “at” the Washington National Cathedral. LGBTQ Episcopalians were not happy about the invitation because Lucado holds traditional views on marriage and said […]
Episcopal Church
Evangelical preacher Max Lucado preached “at” the National Cathedral on Sunday. Some people are not happy about it.
Writer and pastor Max Lucado, an evangelical critic of Donald Trump, preached “at” the Washington National Cathedral on Sunday. (He preached from San Antonio, TX). Some Episcopalians are angry because Lucado believes that marriage is between a man and a […]
When the Producer of The Way of Improvement Home Podcast Was Desmond Tutu’s Chaplain
If you listened to Episode 42 of The Way of Improvement Leads Home Podcast you may recall producer Drew Dyrli Hermeling talking about his experience serving as a “chaplain” to Archbishop Desmond Tutu. According to the website of the Episcopal […]
African American Anglicans
In the wake of bishop Michael Curry’s sermon at the recent royal wedding, Grant Shreve offers us a brief introduction, with scholarly links, to the African American experience in the Anglican Church. Here is a taste of his piece at […]
When Removing Monuments Strengthens Our Knowledge of the Past
Earlier this week we posted on Kate Shellnut’s Christianity Today article on the way that churches in the South are dealing with their Confederate legacy and monuments. Since I wrote that post I learned about similar efforts at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church […]
Where Does Judge Neil Gorsuch Go To Church?
According to this piece at Religion News Service, Neil Gorsuch, Donald Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, attends St. John’s Episcopal Church in Boulder, Colorado. St. John’s is a member of The Episcopal Church of the United States of America […]