Diocese of North Carolina announces plans for funds from sale of former diocesan office building
[Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina] Since the sale of Diocesan House at 200 West Morgan Street in September 2023, the Rt. Rev. Sam Rodman and the Rt. Rev. Jennifer Brooke-Davidson formed, and […]
A New Tool Can Help UUs Examine Transformative Proposed Changes to Article II
The set of resources, known as Amplifying the Charge, supports Unitarian Universalist congregations as they prepare for the next stage of the bylaws adoption process.
Archbishop of Canterbury endorses call for ethical development of artificial intelligence
[Office the Archbishop of Canterbury] Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby on April 30 signed the “Rome Call for AI ethics” at a ceremony in Rome. The document calls for the […]
Archbishop of Canterbury endorses call for ethical development of artificial intelligence
[Office the Archbishop of Canterbury] Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby on April 30 signed the “Rome Call for AI ethics” at a ceremony in Rome. The document calls for the […]
Kenyan churches open places to pray and shelter for flood survivors
[World Council of Churches] Churches in Kenya are opening places to pray and congregate for thousands of people displaced by floods that have killed more than 200 people. On April […]
North West Leaders Day
Join us on Thursday, 27 June as we bring together evangelical leaders and their teams from across the North West
‘Aren’t we all just holding space?’
May 2, 2024
The Rev. Michelle Scott-Huffman, campus minister of Ekklesia Progressive Campus Ministry at Missouri State University in Springfield, preached for the first time in her career on Psalm 23 during Chapel Service on Wednesday, the first day of Mental Health Month.
Commemorating and remembering the Transatlantic Slave Trade: A report and a reflection
The United Nations Civil Society (NGO) conference will be held in Nairobi, Kenya, on May 9-10. At that time, a “Summit of the Future” will be held on the continent from where millions of people were transported as commodities between the 16th and 19th centuries. This report covers a portion of the UN events that I've attended in 2023 through March 2024, along with information that can be found at the United Nations websites.
Resumé ya 1er Mai: Kuondolewa kwa Interdiction ya wa clergé homosexuels, mwisho ya njia ya désaffiliation
A source of heated, often painful, division at General Conference for the past 40 years was removed without debate: The denomination’s ban on ordaining “self-avowed practicing homosexuals” has been lifted.
May 1 wrap-up: Gay clergy ban lifted, new retirement plan approved
A source of heated, often painful, division at General Conference for the past 40 years was removed without debate: The denomination’s ban on ordaining “self-avowed practicing homosexuals” has been lifted.