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CommunityAnglican

Two Long Island Episcopal parishes merge, selling historic Black church property

Two Episcopal parishes in Queens merged their congregations and are selling the historic Black church's property to fund shared ministry.

Episcopal News Service · September 30, 2026
CreationAnglican

Western Episcopal dioceses gather to tackle shared climate challenges

Episcopalians from 14 dioceses across the western United States gathered to address shared climate challenges including water scarcity and wildfires, with presentations on conserva…

Episcopal News Service · September 30, 2026
CommunityAnglican

Archbishop of Canterbury visits US bishops, speaks of Anglican unity

Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally visited the House of Bishops in Texas, describing the Anglican Communion as family despite differences in culture, language, and geography.

Episcopal News Service · September 29, 2026
Culture

Tolkien memorial takes shape in Westminster Abbey's Poets' Corner

Westminster Abbey will honor J.R.R. Tolkien with a memorial in Poets' Corner featuring a tree sculpture inspired by his own drawing and incorporating wood from his beloved Oxford g…

Relevant Magazine · September 29, 2026
Culture

The Chosen wraps eight-year production of Gospel narrative

The Chosen completed its eighth year of filming in Texas with the final season depicting the Resurrection, having grown from a crowdfunded pilot to a series viewed by over 300 mill…

Relevant Magazine · September 29, 2026
CommunityAnglican

Pennsylvania diocese to build affordable housing for clergy on church sites

The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania announced plans to build affordable clergy housing on three underutilized church properties, creating what Bishop Daniel Gutiérrez called a "n…

Episcopal News Service · September 26, 2026
CultureEvangelical

Billy Corgan commits to open faith witness in music

Billy Corgan announced he is a Christian willing to speak openly about his faith in his music, regardless of career consequences.

Relevant Magazine · September 26, 2026
CultureEvangelical

Jessica Simpson records faith comeback song with for KING + COUNTRY

Jessica Simpson recorded a song with for KING + COUNTRY about her spiritual return after sobriety and relocation to Nashville.

Relevant Magazine · September 23, 2026
Science

How ancient paragraph breaks shaped biblical text

Scholars traced how white-space paragraph breaks in Hebrew biblical texts, used since the Dead Sea Scrolls era, shaped narrative structure and guided readers through complex storie…

Biblical Archaeology Society · September 23, 2026
CreationAnglican

Episcopal Province VIII convenes creation care conference centered on Indigenous wisdom

Episcopalians from Province VIII gathered in Salt Lake City to learn about climate resilience and creation care, centering Indigenous wisdom and leadership in addressing region-spe…

Episcopal News Service · September 23, 2026
Science

Scholars recover Jesus' Jewish context from distorting theology

Biblical scholars have returned to understanding Jesus within his first-century Jewish world, correcting earlier theology that distanced him from his cultural roots and contributed…

Biblical Archaeology Society · September 23, 2026
CommunityAnglican

First Arab American Episcopal bishop leads Long Island diocese

Adam Shoemaker became the first Episcopal bishop of Arab and North African descent when consecrated as leader of the Diocese of Long Island on September 19.

Episcopal News Service · September 21, 2026
FaithEvangelical

Toledo athletes organize baptism night, 60 commit to faith

Two University of Toledo athletes organized a baptism night at their football facility that drew 400 people, resulting in 60 conversions and 50 baptisms.

Relevant Magazine · September 21, 2026
FaithAnglican

Episcopal preacher's mentor retires after founding four-decade ministry

A. Gary Shilling, who founded the Episcopal Preaching Foundation in 1987, retired as its head after four decades of shaping clergy formation through intensive preaching training.

Episcopal News Service · September 21, 2026
ServiceCatholic

Pax Christi defends Rome housing community after fire

Pax Christi International's Catholic Nonviolence Initiative called for preservation of Rome's Spin Time community, a Church-supported housing project threatened by displacement fol…

Vatican News · September 21, 2026
FaithCatholic

World Youth Day 2027 planners gather in Seoul

More than 400 representatives from over 100 countries met in Seoul to prepare for World Youth Day 2027, receiving guidance on organizing a spiritual encounter for young Catholics.

Vatican News · September 20, 2026
Science

Excavations reveal how pilgrims accessed Second Temple Jerusalem

Excavations at the Ophel, a ridge south of the Temple Mount, reveal how thousands of Jewish pilgrims accessed the Second Temple during major festivals in the first century BCE and…

Biblical Archaeology Society · September 19, 2026
CultureNondenominational

Elevation Worship and Chandler Moore reach Billboard Hot 100

Elevation Worship and Chandler Moore became the first worship act in years to debut on the Billboard Hot 100 with "God I'm Just Grateful" at No. 91.

Relevant Magazine · September 18, 2026
ServiceAnglican

Ferguson church feeds 75 weekly as food pantry demand surges

An Episcopal church in Ferguson, Missouri, launched a fundraiser to sustain its food pantry after demand surged following federal nutrition assistance cuts and an unexpected HVAC c…

Episcopal News Service · September 17, 2026
CommunityAnglican

East Tennessee clergy join interfaith call to end jail's ICE agreement

Episcopal clergy and interfaith leaders in Knox County, Tennessee, called on officials to end the county jail's detention agreement with ICE, citing shared moral foundations that d…

Episcopal News Service · September 17, 2026
FaithCatholic

Polish pilgrims walk St. Stanislaus's path to Rome

Polish pilgrims walked the same 1,713-kilometer route from Vienna to Rome that St. Stanislaus Kostka traveled in 1567, praying for vocations and celebrating Mass at his tomb.

Vatican News · September 17, 2026
Science

Four rabbis who shaped Judaism after the Temple's fall

Scholars examined four early rabbis whose stories reveal how rabbinic Judaism developed through Torah study circles after the Temple's destruction in 70 CE.

Biblical Archaeology Society · September 17, 2026
Faith

Catholic and Orthodox leaders pilgrimage to Mount Athos together

Catholic and Orthodox Christian leaders jointly led a pilgrimage to Mount Athos in September, receiving the Ecumenical Patriarch's blessing and visiting twelve of the mountain's mo…

Vatican News · September 16, 2026
CommunityAnglican

Pasadena parish acknowledges Jim Crow-era segregation with permanent plaque

All Saints Church Pasadena unveiled a permanent plaque on September 14 acknowledging its participation in Jim Crow-era racial segregation and asking forgiveness from excluded Afric…

Episcopal News Service · September 16, 2026

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