By the Rt. Rev. Steve Wood Recently a couple approached me, wanting to join St. Andrew’s, asking when the next baptisms would take place. After a brief conversation in which I discovered that they had both been previously baptized (her, three times and him, twice), I assured them that baptism is God’s work and … Read More
This week marks the passage of the twentieth year after the open hostilities of the Rwandan genocide. It is usually marked from the time on April 6th when violence broke out after the plane carrying both the Rwandan and Burundian Presidents was shot down as it approached Kigali Airport, but prior to that tension was … Read More
The following article is by Barbara Gauthier and is published with permission. The headlines in the Anglican world revolve around first diocesan women bishops, promoting equal rights for women priests, a bishop proclaiming, “I believe that it is quite possible for a homosexual person not committed to celibacy to live a wholesome and profoundly … Read More
Dear Friends in Christ, I have been privileged to spend this week in Rome, Italy, from where I am writing you today. I have been here as part of studies I am taking in Canon Law through Cardiff University (Wales UK), which includes interaction between Anglican and Roman Catholic canon lawyers. It has been … Read More
Looking at the second half of Article 7 of the 39 Articles of Religion, Canon Ashey discusses the “moral law” and why it is still applicable to Christians.
