Bryan Marshall trained in England for three months, then sold his grand piano (netting about £300), traveled to London, and took his first transatlantic flight to John F. Kennedy Airport.
In the Northeast and the West Coast of America, the unapologetic intention of building the sacred is foundering on the rocks of the same change Europe experienced two generations ago.
Over the years I have worshiped several times at St. Saviour’s in Riga, Latvia’s sole Anglican church, and I did so on the two Sundays of a recent trip.
After hearing of Daniel Genovesi’s retirement and sensing a growing need for multicultural ministry, especially in the rural areas of her diocese, Cathleen Chittenden Bascom invited him to Kansas.
“I spend every day thinking, how can I stand up and be strong when those around me are terrified?" asks Padre Vidal Rivas, who has lost a quarter of his largely immigrant flock.
Amid Islamist attacks and soaring inflation, Nigeria's primate urges against travel and lavish spending; still Christ's birth will be defiantly celebrated.
From an Anglican Fellowship of Prayer announcement: “Through the Living Church Foundation, AFP’s resources and vision will continue to inspire prayer within the Anglican tradition for generations to come.”
The annual chili supper of St. Mark's Church in Beaumont, Texas, has been held for over 80 years and had served both chili and the community of Southeast Texas.
Newman revolutionized Christianity through his magisterial explorations of the sources of theological authority and truth, the unity of the Church, conscience and religion, and the roles of dissent and consent.
Although he crossed the bridge to the Catholic side, most Anglicans who learned from Newman about the catholic roots of their Church remained on the Anglican side of the bridge.
