notes on Via Media’s “The Day After” leaked memo

“A new Anglican publication aimed at offering a more conservative alternative to the official church newspaper is spurring controversy and has been banned by a Manitoba bishop.”

“News and ideas from Canada & around the Anglican world”

“A time bomb is relentlessly clicking away in the worldwide Anglican Communion. If and when it explodes, gone from the see of Canterbury will be the majority of the estimated 80 million members in 44 national and regional churches birthed by the CofE.”

Best. Religion. Headline. Ever. The shakeout continues in AnglicanLand…

“His church has amended its constitution to remove mention of ties to the Church of England because of its bishops’ decision this summer to allow gay clergy to register civil partnerships. Yong Ping Chung, the Archbishop of South East Asia, has talked …

“As the primate of Nigeria, he intends to establish a Church of Nigeria in America to minister to Nigerian expatriates—and any Episcopalians who wish to join them—who feel alienated by the actions of General Convention. Akinola said this church would

The Church of England’s decision to remove the legal blocks stopping women being consecrated as bishops threatens its future existence, critics are warning.

profile of the new Archbishop of York

short bios of Whitefield, Finney, and Sunday

‘The Rev. Philip D. Lyman and the Rev. Kenneth Cook were cited as having “abandoned the communion of the Church”‘. Can The Episcopal Church get any flakier?

Does God have a responsibility to stop earthquakes and tidal waves? The story of Jesus raises much subtler questions