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Bulletin inserts highlight work of Episcopal Public Policy Network Aug 30, 2010In Episcopal News Service Weekly bulletin inserts for Sept. 12, Mary Getz, grassroots and online communications officer for t...

African bishops look to the future, commit to leading the church in the 21st centuryBy Matthew Davies, Aug 30, 2010As the All Africa Bishops Conference in Entebbe, Uganda, drew to a close Aug. 29, participants said they'd been encouraged by...

Dreaming of urban orchards: Two Diocese of Louisiana groups continue Katrina recovery workBy Mary Frances Schjonberg, Aug 30, 2010Five years ago as New Orleanians struggled to survive in the wake of the Hurricane Katrina, few if any of them were thinking ...

Katrina memories mix with spill worriesBy Mary Frances Schjonberg, Aug 27, 2010If you live on the Gulf Coast, says the Very Rev. James "Bo" Roberts, it's not a question of whether a natural disa...

·Relationships forged in previous disasters help Episcopalians respond to oil spill's impact

·Presiding bishop addresses immigration in Sept. 5 bulletin inserts

·African bishops, global partners head to Uganda for weeklong meeting

·Western Kansas diocese elects Michael Pierce Milliken as bishop

·L'Arche communities: differing abilities, one life together

·Pennsylvania bishop says he's listening to lay, clergy leaders

·Pennsylvania bishop returns to divided diocese

·Bulletin inserts for Aug. 29 look at Gulf Coast struggles with Katrina aftermath, threat from oil spill

·Remembering Jonathan M. Daniels 45 years after Selma

·Bulletin inserts for Aug. 22 describe interfaith efforts at Faith House Manhattan

·In California, thousands celebrate as Proposition 8 overturned

·Forward Movement turns 75 years old

·Episcopal Relief & Development head finds cause for hope during recent trip to Haiti

·Voting as a Christian duty is topic of Aug. 15 bulletin inserts

·Arizona immigration law ignites prayer, protest, arrests

·Church Pension Group experiences investment rebound

·Judge partially blocks Arizona's controversial immigration law; prayer vigils to proceed as planned

·Presiding bishop featured in wide-ranging live webcast

·Standing Committee members celebrate commitment to transparency

·Bulletin inserts for Aug. 8 mark launch of 'Holy Women, Holy Men'

·Standing Committee decides Episcopal Church's 'separation would inhibit dialogue'

·Presiding bishop preaches at St. Paul's Cathedral in London

·Presiding bishop to be featured in live webcast July 28

·Tutu 'saddened' by Obama's decision to cut HIV/AIDS spending

·Bulletin inserts for Aug. 1 recount history of William Wilberforce

·Hurricane Katrina recovery camps due to shut down in August

·General Theological Seminary leaders say money secured for upcoming school year

·Bishop Wolfe advocates 'an attitude of gratitude' in July 25 bulletin inserts

·Church of England advances plans for women bishops

·Nerva Cot Aguilera, Latin America's first woman bishop, dies at 71

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Pennsylvania Bishop Bennison should have the wisdom to resign, Bonnie Anderson saysBy ENS staff, Sep 02, 2010President of the House of Deputies Bonnie Anderson has said that she wishes the Rt. Rev. Charles Bennison would have the "wisdom and generosity of spirit to resign" as bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylvania....