Photo by 8machine _ on Unsplash Lately I’ve been reading a number of articles and essays by author and philosopher Paul Kingsnorth. Many of you may have read of his conversion from animism and eastern religions to Orthodox Christianity. In his latest essay, AI Demonic, he makes an astonishing and provocative proposition that the artificial … Read More
There is much we can learn by looking at the history of inner healing prayer ministry. The following is a broad overview of a few seminal authors and practitioners told from my perspective. My first exposure was in the 80s at a “Jan term” class at Trinity Episcopal School of Ministry, now Trinity Anglican Seminary. … Read More
In my last article, I encouraged churches to take the time this Summer to pause and do a checkup on your local church body’s vital signs based on the principle that healthy churches are the ones that grow. In Anglican Revitalization Ministries (ARM), we define those vital signs using the acrostic VITAL: Over the next several … Read More
Do you remember having to get annual physicals growing up or taking your kids to get them every year for school sports? It was just a part of life. You needed it to make sure you were healthy enough to participate. Or maybe now, like me, you can relate to going in for annual checkups … Read More
From June 11-June 20, Julie and I had the honor of attending the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) New Bishops Orientation, the ACNA College of Bishops, and the annual ACNA Provincial Council in Ligonier and Ambridge, PA. I’m writing today with some personal reflections as a newly consecrated (March 29) bishop already in the thick of … Read More
