Feast Day of William Lloyd Garrison and Mary Stewart, Prophetic Witnesses, 1879
by Angela Furlong “May we prefer nothing to loving God and loving our neighbor. And may our...
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Truth and Reconciliation
Radical Hospitality: How Campus Ministries Challenges Us to Look Beyond our Church Doors
Radical Hospitality is the commitment to serving those on the margins of society. How do we as Christians live into Jesus’ commitment to serving those who the status quo, our justice system, and even other faith traditions have?
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Episcopal Service Corps – A Gilead’s Narrative by Jess Pandolfino
Living in Baltimore opened our eyes to the daily struggles of poverty and racial tension around us. I had no idea how many people in our city lack access to basic needs: fresh food, literacy programs, a safe shelter, and a network of emotional and social support. I always knew that I grew up in a privileged world, but I had no idea just how privileged I was until we took an anti-racism training together as a group.
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From the Archives: A “Power Couple” for reconciliation in the Church
As Bishop Curry said in his sermon at Ron’s memorial service, “Ron and Mary were so bound together by powerful love, that they gave their lives for their family, and for their church family. Now they are in the hands of God whose powerful love will never let them go.”
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Camp Spirit Song at the Claggett Center featured in BBC America Documentary Series
BBC America has produced a three-part documentary series on the opioid addiction crisis in the United States. Camp Spirit Song and the safe space created for children to have fun while surrounded by caring, compassionate staff and peers who can relate to their experiences, is featured in the third installment of the series.
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