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[Episcopal News Service] Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee Bishop John Bauerschmidt announced Jan. 18 that neighboring Bishop Brian Cole of East Tennessee will “provide pastoral support” to Tennessee couples, clergy and congregations who want to solemnize same-sex marriages.To begin that process, Bauerschmidt wrote in … Continue reading →

To be signs of a loving God in a messy world. POSTED ON JANUARY 18, 2019BY JAKEOWENSBY IN JOHN 2:1-11 – 4 MINUTES READ During our first year of marriage, Joy and I studied at the Ruhr University in Germany. We were part of … Continue reading →

Anglican Communion Secretary General honoured for Nigerian reconciliation ministry Posted on: January 17, 2019 3:02 PM Photo Credit: All photos: Kaduna Peace Commission / Twitter Related Categories: Abp Idowu-Fearon, award, Interfaith, Kaduna, Nigeria, Reconciliation The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Dr Josiah Idowu-Fearon, has received … Continue reading →

The church and sexuality: 2 Oxford evangelical views David Bennett and Marcus Green Mon 14 Jan 2019 11:05 GMT These articles appear in Pathways, the new magazine for people in the Diocese of Oxford. The theme for the current issue, out this … Continue reading →

Here’s why some gay Brazilians support their country’s rabidly anti-LGBTQ president. By Daniel Villarreal · Sunday, January 13, 2019 Shutterstock In his first week in office, newly elected Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro started actions to roll back LGBTQ rights. So it was only … Continue reading →

JANUARY 10, 2019 BY A LIGHTBOWN Talking of being in Christ as the gateway to radical new inclusivity ‘In Christ’ is one of the most beautiful of all New Testament phrases. All Christians should delight at being ‘in Christ.’ John … Continue reading →

More than 100 Oxford clergy criticise bishops’ LGBTI guidance  by MADELEINE DAVIES – CHURCH TIMES –  09 JANUARY 2019 CREDIT: GEOFF CRAWFORD/STEFANO CAGNI The Bishop of Oxford, Dr Steven Croft, speaking at a meeting of the General Synod MORE than 100 clerics … Continue reading →