The Anglican Way: Spiritual and Communal
It's spiritually important to be reminded that we are part of something bigger than ourselves, especially in America, where we are prone to take our ball and go home when we don't like the way the...
View ArticleFalse Teacher? Or Just Stupid? A "Christian Heretic" Responds
What do you do when you and another fellow Christian really don't agree?
View ArticleLiving the Questions: Doing Episcopal Theology
Here's how to read and understand the Bible, the Anglican "middle" way.
View ArticleWe Are All the Ages We Have Ever Been: An Interview with Rachel Held Evans
"I attend an Episcopal church, but I still carry with me attitudes and convictions from my evangelical upbringing. Evangelicalism is like my religious mother tongue. I could no more 'walk away' from...
View ArticleHating the Duggars
As much as I love hating the Duggars and love crowing about how much better I am, I too am a bigot. And a hypocrite.
View ArticleDenomination, Community, and Culture: A Conversation with Bishop Andy Doyle...
"Every Sunday people choose us. So I believe it is important to understand why they are choosing us and to embrace the best part of ourselves as Episcopalians."
View ArticleStepping Bravely Into the Future: A Conversation with Bishop Andy Doyle on...
"You and I have been called for just such a time as this. This is our vision. This is our time. This is our opportunity to write the legacy of the Church of God and how it responded to this era and...
View ArticleWhy the Inklings Still Matter in 2015: An Interview with Carol and Philip...
In this exclusive interview for Patheos, the Zaleskis explain their attraction to the Inklings and help us understand why one more book on the group matters.
View ArticleWhy I Am (Still) An Episcopalian
I'm not Episcopalian because I think the Church needs me; I am Episcopalian because a faithful community from this tradition saved me.
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