[Episcopal News Service – Salt Lake City] In the wake of the June 26 U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage for all Americans, General Convention followed suit on July 1 with canonical and liturgical changes to provide marriage equality for Episcopalians.
Wearing a traditional black clerical shirt and collar, and less- traditional black shorts and sandals, the Rev. John Mennell sits near a portable altar, waiting for stragglers.
If God is everywhere, a laminated dude named Flat Jesus is doing his best to prove the point.
In the final debate before General Convention approved a provisional church liturgy to bless the lifelong relationships of same-gender couples, Episcopal Diocese of Chicago Deputy
“Ship ahoy!,” shouted a costumed boy racing up the stairs while trick-or-treating in the parish hall at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Morristown, New Jersey.
Georgia Army National Guard Capt. Andrew Lane is a man on a mission. If it’s recyclable, “Captain PLaneT” aims to keep it out of the
Committee member the Rev. Ruth Kirk, deputy in the Diocese of Delaware, said she supported adding the conscience clause “in the spirit of generosity.” Photo/Sharon
Connecticut Bishops Ian T. Douglas, Laura J. Ahrens and James E. Curry in Hartford, Conn., in April protesting the state’s death penalty. Photo/Marc Yves Regis
Occupy Wall Street protestors want to use the enclosed vacant lot at Duarte Square, which Trinity Wall Street leases to the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
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