At a time when churches are scrambling online to serve the faithful, we are grateful for technological advancements that allow us to come together despite our isolation. Many churches are pushing back the darkness of anxiety and despair through innovative ways to care for their members. Hopeful stories of encouragement, outreach, and service are rising … Read More
Anglicans are pushing back the darkness of the pandemic in which we now find ourselves. In one community after another, hope is being brought to those in despair and isolation. Healing is happening through the service of sincere and loving Christians. In the online clergy covenant care group to which I belong, I listened today … Read More
The following was written for us by Willa Kane, a Trustee of the American Anglican Council and an intercessor at our Bishops Leadership Summit: Like everyone else, I’ve had more time to “be still” before the LORD the last few days, praying for ways to make a meaningful difference from a distance. I’m excited to … Read More
As the Coronavirus shutters down churches and keeps us indoors for the indefinite future, we may be wondering what to do as Christians living in the midst of plague. How should we live when we are shuttered in? No matter how severe the consequence of this disease or how severe the economic fallout, the Church … Read More
Your congregation has no doubt taken action regarding the Coronavirus. You may have already seen some changes and made some adaptations to how you have always done things due to the threat. Most churches have adapted how they serve communion and the passing of the peace at least. Some churches have gone to Morning Prayer … Read More
