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An Episcopal Perspective on the Child Refugee Crisis

As Central American children stream across the US border in unprecedented numbers, congregations across the country are moving …

Last week, hundreds of teenagers from around the country gathered at Villanova University for fellowship, workshops, …

This summer at Building Faith we will be posting a few videos that we hope will be useful to you. We did not make these videos …

The following article comes from the Summer 2014 issue of Episcopal Teacher, a publication of the Center for the Ministry of …

"I’ve been blown away by their generosity and openness, and our meetings have often lasted well beyond our scheduled time, at …

"Biblical freedom has a theological component which sets it apart. In the Bible, people are made free for a specific purpose: to …

"It takes intentionality and congregational awareness to be a truly welcoming congregation. The overused phrase All are Welcome is …

Nothing surprised me more than seeing my daughter excited to hand out “come to church” flyers at a gay pride parade. She and her …

Jagged, barren mountains frame the horizon, creating spectacular sunrises and sunsets, reminiscent of the high desert regions of …

"May they serve you in nurturing the spiritual growth off all who are entrusted in their care. Bless each one gathered here, …