Monthly Archives: January 2018

Visit of the Primus, the Most Rev Mark Strange by Kelvin The absolute honesty and humility with which the new Primus in SEC conducts himself is an inspiration to me, a retired but active A.C. priest in ACANZP, whose experience of … Continue reading →

Naming ceremony for transgender child an important rite of passage Courtesy: Mark Anderson  UPDATED: JAN 04 2018 06:12PM PST BERKELEY, Calif. – About a year ago, Jonah and Dani Gabriel’s daughter came to the couple with an announcement. The 8-year-old announced he … Continue reading →

25 January 2018 – BBC Image captionBen Bradshaw says a ban is long overdue The government is facing a fresh push to ban “conversion therapy” aimed at changing gay people’s sexuality. The Church of England has been calling for the … Continue reading →

At-One-Ment, Not Atonement Sunday, January 21, 2018 Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM Jesus of Nazareth: Week 2 At-One-Ment, Not Atonement Sunday, January 21, 2018 The common reading of the Bible is that Jesus “died for our sins”—either to pay a debt … Continue reading →

Come and See for Yourself Bishop Jake Owensby, of the Church of England, on his blog ‘Finding God in Messy Church’, has much to say about the need for a personal encounter with the God who is Love – like that of  … Continue reading →

LOOKING FOR GOD IN MESSY PLACES JAKE OWENSBY COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF WRITTEN BY JAKEOWENSBY Star Wars fans have been mixed in their reception of “The Last Jedi.” My daughter Meredith and I saw it together. We both loved it, … Continue reading →

Scottish Episcopal Church slams rebel clergy’s revolt over controversial appointment Harry Farley Tue 9 Jan 2018 9:35  “CHRISTIAN TODAY’ The Scottish Episcopal Church has hit back strongly at rebel clergy who protested at the appointment of their new bishop. Scottish Episcopal … Continue reading →

Greetings to anyone who logs in on kiwianglo in this New Year of Our Lord,2018. I am so excited by this video presentation of Richard Ruhr, an American R.C. Franciscan  teacher and theologian, whose writings about the Christian Faith are currently … Continue reading →

Evangelical support for Trump is not justified, says Bishop of Liverpool by ADAM BECKET 28 DECEMBER 2017 – ‘CHURCH TIMES’   DIOCESE OF LIVERPOOL Critical: the Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Revd Paul Bayes THE Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Revd … Continue reading →