Virginia Theological Seminary awards Stephen Colbert, Evelyn McGee-Colbert Deanโ€™s Cross for Servant Leadership

Virginia Theological Seminary awarded the Deanโ€™s Cross for Servant Leadership to comedian Stephen Colbert and his wife, film producer Evelyn McGee-Colbert, on Feb. 6 at General Theological Seminary in New York. Left to right: Evelyn McGee-Colbert, David Charlton, the Very Rev. Ian Markham and Stephen Colbert. Photo: Virginia Theological Seminary Episcopal News Service staff [Episcopal... Continue Reading →

Waxing elegant

What to do with leftover stubs from altar candles? While some churches have abandoned beeswax or other real wax candles, some parishes continue to use them in worship. They look and smell lovely; better than any battery or oil fueled substitute for my money. The only problem is what to do with the stubs, a... Continue Reading →

Love your neighbour — ICE out

Josephine Walker on AXIOS Christian clergy are deploying spiritual infrastructure โ€” from organizing prayer circles to acting as human shields โ€” to resist the Trump administration's immigration agenda. Why it matters: The clergy members who spoke with Axios argue that Trump's immigration crackdown contradicts core biblical teachings about protecting the vulnerable, putting them at odds... Continue Reading →

First date

Love is blind? Or is it blue? โ€”Anonymous proverb I want to make a good impression; to get our first date right. We had met in other ways โ€” by happenstance, at church events, at choir practice, and at community meetings. I had noticed Ronni from a distance. Sheโ€™s attractive, and I sensed interesting. I... Continue Reading →

Advice to ICE

Maria J. Stephan speaks with Stephen Colbert about the role faith communities can play as communities across the country look to protect their neighbors from ICE On Facebook, or YouTube As one catholic speaking with another Maria J. Stephan and Stephen Cobert explore how non-violent resistance can work in the present moment; they also explore... Continue Reading →

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