Mission Is Who We Are

I have a recurring nightmare some variation of which, I believe, is a very common experience.  It involves being in school and showing ...

Here’s a question I’ve often wondered about.  Why is it that the only thing Episcopal clergy are fundamentalist about in their preaching ...

The story of the Transfiguration (Lk. 9:28-36), which is the Gospel for this coming Sunday, the last before Lent, is a juxtaposition of h...

There is a Muslim legend about the psalm appointed for this week (24:7-10).  According to it, during the days is in which Jesus lay in th...

The epistle for next Sunday (1 Cor. 12:12-31a) is a beautiful passage about our importance to one another.  It is fundamentally about l...

 I return today from a pilgrimage to Haiti.  A group of American Episcopalians has been visiting the church in Haiti since last Tuesday...

With the end of the Christmas season and the passing of Epiphany, we move from the birth of Jesus to the first appearance of Jesus as...