Photos

Photos

August 2009

  • St. Aidan

    Aidan, a monk of Iona, used the 'milk of simple teaching' to Christianize the Northumbrians in the seventh century, and chose Lindisfarne (above) as his base of operation. His feast is commemorated on August 31.

  • Greenbelt

    IMPRESSIONABLE: Organizers of this weekend's Greenbelt Christian arts and music festival have drawn criticism from traditionalist Christians for inviting Bishop Gene Robinson, saying he will be allowed to present a one-sided viewpoint on human sexuality issues to families and teens. (Greenbelt photo)

  • First day

    A student at Trinity Episcopal School, Galveston, Texas, arrives for the first day of classes. (Trinity School photo)

  • St. Bartholomew

    St. Bartholomew's Church, White Plains, N.Y., celebrates its patronal feast August 24. (St. Bartholomew's Parish photo)

  • ELCA Assembly

    Voting members of the ELCA Churchwide Assembly meet in roundtable discussions Aug. 20. The assembly has voted to allow congregations to bless same-sex couples. (ELCA photo)

  • Scottish primus

    'BRAVE CHOICE': The Most Rev. David Chillingworth (above), primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, said the Scottish government's decision to release Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi on compassionate grounds is 'a brave political choice.' Megrahi, who has prostate cancer, planted the bomb on Pan Am Flight 103 that exploded over the town of Lockerbie in 1988, killing 270 people.

  • TEC Healthcare

    'MISINFORMED': Maureen Shea of the Episcopal Public Policy Network said the nation's heated healthcare debate has been fueled by misinformation. EPPN is urging Episcopalians to participate in an Aug. 19 call-in webcast on the reform effort.

  • Vacation Bible School

    TEAMED UP: St. Peter's Church, Washington, N.C., teamed with neighboring First Presbyterian Church in late July for a weeklong Vacation Bible School. (FPC photo)

  • UFO Director

    The Rev. Canon Alyson Barnett-Cowan of the Anglican Church of Canada has been appointed to the newly created position of Director for Unity, Faith and Order at the Anglican Communion Office.

  • Bishop Lawrence

    UNIQUE ROLE: "I believe we have a unique role to play within the Anglican Communion," Bishop Mark Lawrence of South Carolina told diocesan clergy Thursday. "If at present we play that role by being in but not of the mainstream of TEC, is it any less important?"

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