As thousands gather in protest against a parade deeply linked with sectarian violence, the priest of a church caught in the ...

While a few restrictions have been relaxed since 2023, foreign missionaries in South Africa continue to face several hurdles ...

Christa Pike's botched execution asks "Should the state kill people?" But that question assumes a neutral "we," and ...

All three Episcopal bishops from the state signed an ecumenical appeal after the failed execution of Christa Pike.

When we stand at the great banquet, if we have accepted Christ as our wedding garment, the King will see Jesus and we will be saved.

Participants will learn not only how the Church has prayed, but how these ancient practices form us into disciples of Jesus ...

Joseph Mangina, PhD is professor of theology at Wycliffe College, Toronto. His published work includes Karl Barth on the Christian Life (Peter Lang, 2001), Karl Barth: The Ecumenical Promise of His ...

Kristen Deede Johnson, PhD is Principal of Wycliffe College, University of Toronto. Previous appointments include Dean and Vice President of Western Theological Seminary and Professor of Educational ...

Understood in such a light, animal blessings fail to inspire much affection for creation or provoke us to sacrificial living, especially the kind climate change seems to demand. The contemporary image ...

Christa Pike's botched execution asks "Should the state kill people?" But that question assumes a neutral "we," and Christians aren't neutral.

This may very well mean that God likes the poor better than God likes the Episcopal Church—at least, until we learn what it means to become the church of the poor. Perhaps that is a counterintuitive ...