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10 Years After Obergefell, Gay Marriage Faces Growing Threats

Donald Trump · United States

10 Years After Obergefell, Gay Marriage Faces Growing Threats

66% Center coverage: 205 sources

Same-sex marriage equality has been the law of the land for 10 years as of Thursday. But after a string of crushing losses for LGBTQ rights at the Supreme Court this term and calls for the court to revisit its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges — including from its own justices — those involved in the…See the Story

America the Beautiful? Yes

Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs

America the Beautiful? Yes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

One mild October evening in 2001, my ABC News pals Kayce and Peter Jennings hosted a party in their elegant New York apartment to celebrate the book I’d just published, a history of the song, “America the Beautiful,” whose stirring message captures this country’s spirit far beyond the natural splendor of its opening lines. The timing was surreal. As I revealed the back story of “amber waves of grain” (think Kansas wheat fields) and shared the…See the Story

Preaching and the Anglican

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Preaching and the Anglican

The discipline of hearing and applying the preached Word is part of the vital bread and butter of a healthy, full-blooded Christian life. If we’re honest, though, we probably allow ourselves to become overly familiar with the sermons we hear. The glaze so easily sets in on our eyes and ears. It all looks so ordinary—just a pastor… talking. Words in the air. Weak. Maybe a half-hour long, but not as witty or entertaining as that sitcom we love! …Read Article

We Believe: Who With the Father and the Son is Worshiped and Glorified

The Holy Spirit is “worshiped and glorified” together with the Father and the Son, both corporately and equally.Read Article

Green is for Growth: The Color of Ordinary Time

In most Anglican churches, you will see the color green during the season of Ordinary Time. It appears in green clergy vestments, in green fabrics on the altar and pulpit, and sometimes in green hangings or other adornments. You might even choose to wear green on occasion (no obligation to do so!). This green represents growth. Just as we see green in the growing plants of the natural world, green appointments in the church remind us of God’s cr…Read Article

We Believe: To Judge the Living and the Dead

When the Lord Jesus returns to earth in glory, he is coming with a purpose: to judge the living and the dead.Vatican City · Vatican City See the Story

We Believe: He Will Come Again in Glory

When we confess “He will come again,” our attention pivots rapidly from the past to the future: What our Lord Jesus Christ will do.Palermo · Palermo Read Article

The Liturgical Home: The Feast of St. Barnabas

Barnabas may not be as well known as Peter or Paul, but his faithfulness, generosity, and encouragement changed the course of the Church.History · Cyprus See the Story

We Believe: In the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver of Life

While Nicaea primarily addressed Christ's divinity, Constantinople canonized the Holy Spirit as the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity.Christianity See the Story

Announcing The Liturgical Home: Ordinary Time

Anglican Compass is proud to announce the publication of Ashley Tumlin Wallace’s latest book, The Liturgical Home: Ordinary Time. In it, she continues her series of books and articles walking us through what it looks like to live out the seasons of the Church Year as a family. Check it out now exclusively on Amazon. Here we present an adapted excerpt from the book. What is Ordinary Time? As we step into the season of Ordinary Time, often called …Santo Domingo · Santo Domingo See the Story

Hope for the Nations: New Wineskins Missions Network

New Wineskins exists to inspire, equip, and connect the Anglican Church for active participation in God’s global mission.North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

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