Letters to A Young Episcopalian: Fear

Have You Found Yours?

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Prayer

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Eucharist

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Baptism

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Violence

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Evil

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Altruism

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Confession

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Resurrection

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Judgment

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Responsibility

Letters to a Young Episcopalian (A Response): Patience

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Witness

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Creation

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Spirituality

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Redemption

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Authority

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Imagination

Letters to a Young Episcopalian: Doubt

A Quick Apology

The Face of Freedom

Wait. Stop! What?

This is the new beginning that we are celebrating in our festival of Pentecost. Fifty days after Easter, we gather to celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit with its power to unite us, to make us one.

What Will You Choose?

Christian Smith maintains that we are all moral, believing animals. We all continuously place our faith in premises, assumptions, and suppositions that we cannot objectively justify without recourse to other believed-in premises, assumptions, and suppositions.

Walking Through the Week

Walk through the week with Christ by attending the Holy Week liturgies at the Cathedral. Try carrying this awareness of guilt, practicing these motions of self-giving, and feeling that anguish of someone who died for us. ... It gives me a new sense each year of how it is that God is making all things new. It makes me jump at the chance to say "Alleluia!"