Fulcrum A Christian historian and writer has said he doubts that US evangelicals will waiver in their support for President Donald Trump because of his impeachment. Tola Mbakwe. Premier. 14 January 2021 Fulcrum
Continuing evangelical support for a scandal-ridden president is undermining the conservative white church and could even spell the death of Christianity in the United States, according to some experts on American culture, politics and faith. Jeff Brumley. Baptist Global News. 19 March 2018 Fulcrum
The Episcopal Church’s two oldest and largest seminaries announced Jan. 13 that they had reached an agreement to begin “the process of exploring partnership options” that could include shared faculty and “collaborative governance” while maintaining two distinct institutions. Dvid Paulsen. January 13, 2021 Fulcrum
The Abbey today mourns the loss of the Reverend Jane Sinclair, former Rector of St Margaret’s and Canon of Westminster, who has died. Westminster Abbey. 14 January 2021 Fulcrum
The persecution of Christians continued to grow in numbers and intensity last year despite lockdowns and restrictions on movement across much of the world during the pandemic. Christian Today. 13 January 2021 Fulcrum
The co-author of a book on Britain’s pilgrimages reveals the benefits of structuring a walk around a purpose that is ‘determined by your heart’ Gus Hayward. Guardian. 13 November 2021 Fulcrum
Advocacy group Open Doors says hardline regimes across world exploit pandemic Harriet Sherwood. Guardian. 13 January 2021 Fulcrum
The area outside the Methodist Central Hall in Westminster has been renamed from Broad Sanctuary Green to United Nations Green to commemorate the first UN general assembly meeting held at the venue in 1946. Premier News. 10 January 2021 Fulcrum
Paul Avis and Benjamin M. Guyer (eds)The Lambeth Conference. Theology, history, polity and purpose This year sees the latest instance of the Lambeth Conference, the decennial gathering of the bishops of the Anglican Communion. The singular designation is important, as the editors of this timely volume note: to speak of the Lambeth Conference as a … Continue Reading
Bishop John Shelby Spong wrote a book in 1999 entitled Why Christianity Must Change or Die. The Episcopal Church has, largely, followed Bishop Spong’s lead. It has changed and it is dying. If you altered one word of the title, making it Why Christianity Must Change and Die, Spong’s book was indeed prophetic. Predictions are … Continue Reading