Opinion

The word “Christmas” is more than a mere word. In the world of music, a chord is composed of notes, but it is infinitely richer ...

In anticipation of Brother James Koester’s visit to the diocese to host a workshop for the clergy this December, Faith Tides had the pleasure to ...

We are at the opening of the Christian year, a time of reflection in Advent, of joy and celebration at Christmas and entering into a ...

Not that many years ago (says he defensively), I was assembling some material for a pilgrimage I had been asked to lead. I had decided ...

As someone committed to the work of interreligious dialogue, I take it for granted that others walk their own valid paths to ultimate reality. But ...

Those of us in churches often find ourselves asking how we can become more queer-affirming and anti-racist. To put it another way, maybe we need ...

I looked at the earth, and it was formless and empty; and at the heavens, and their light was gone. I looked at the mountains, ...

A tiny incident — a snatch of conversation heard in a city restaurant across an adjoining table. It’s a spot in which you see a ...

Perhaps you have found yourself wondering, what is the correct response for an Anglican cleric in street clothes when he or she is offered ketamine ...

I don’t take the decision to embark on an international pilgrimage lightly. With climate change, I am aware of the heavy carbon footprint of overseas ...

Someone asked this question a while ago, and I have wondered since what would make a “right” reply. The premise was that if Christians believe ...

I was heartened by how many of you have responded positively to my charge at synod in which I said that “the future is not ...