Finding Meaning in Our Daily Work (with Denise Daniels)
Wheaton College’s Denise Daniels draws on research with thousands of American workers to help us have a more holistic vision of how our work matters to us, our neighbors, our families, and God.
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No-Strings Housing for the Homeless Only Makes Sense on Paper
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Executive Council authorizes sale negotiations with potential buyer of church’s NYC headquarters
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe on Oct. 19 presented publicly for the first time his sweeping, point-by-point strategic vision for The Episcopal Church, titled “Our Courageous Witness,” that combines Christian witness in the public square, greater support for dioceses and congregation
CEEC: General synod elections, an initial response
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Nigel Farage’s asylum plan ‘betrays Britain’s proud history’ says senior Bishop
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Archbishop of York’s address to the Perth Synod
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Archdiocese of Denver Statement on Fr. Ripperger
October 19, 2026 Archdiocese of Denver Statement on Fr. Ripperger Archbishop Golka recently met with Fr. Chad Ripperger to discuss his ministry and his community, the Society of the Most Sorrowful Mother. During that conversation, the Archbishop asked Fr. Ripperger to consider a
Bishops of the Council of Churches in East Asia meet in Seoul
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South Korea Kidnaps American Christian, Ex-Diplomat Who Dared to Criticize Nation’s President While on US Soil
South Korea — a country that owes its entire existence to the United States — has decided to try a former ambassador from President Donald Trump’s first term on criminal defamation charges relating to comments he made about the country’s president while in the United States. Mors
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes Elects Christopher Klukas as Bishop Coadjutor
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