Sexuality working group recommends services of blessing without changing formulariesPosted Jan 22, 2018 |
|
|
[Anglican Communion News Service] A working group established by the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and Polynesia is recommending that bishops should be able to decide whether to authorize a service of blessing for same gender couples, using provisions already within the province’s canons for “a non-formulary service.” But it says that there should be no change to “the Church’s teaching on the nature of marriage [which] is to affirm marriage as between a man and a woman.”
Read the entire article here.
Tags
- Trinity Commons Speaker Series with Frank Snowden
- These Last Days: Eschatology and Our Future Christian Hope
- Scriptures, Race, Nation: Thinking Through our Mystifications
- A Poet Reads the Gospels
- A Post-COVID Holy Land Pilgrimage, led by Bishop Greg Rickel
- Explore a Master of Divinity with a Concentration in Chaplaincy
- Global Mission Conference – Earthkeeping: Creation Care in Global Mission
- Trinity Commons Speaker Series with Nikole Hannah-Jones
- Covid and Congregations: What’s Ahead for 2021?
- Online Core Values Retreat: Inclusiveness
- A Conversation About Priestly Spirituality
- ‘Love is the Meaning’ Weekend Lenten Retreat
-
New Place of Worship Consecrated in Diocese of Southeast Florida Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida
-
$133,516 awarded for Young Adult and Campus Ministry grants Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
-
‘My Way of Love’ offers personalized suggestions for spiritual growth Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
-
Spring is arriving and with it a new year of Good News Gardens ministry Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
-
St. Columba Episcopal Camp and Retreat Center Offers new Opportunities to get Outside, Connect With Nature Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee
-
There is still time to apply for Becoming Beloved Community grants for local and regional efforts Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
-
Episcopal Church Young Adult Service Corps: Application deadline for 2021-2022 extended Episcopal Church Office of Public Affairs
-
Mark Green, CFA, Joins Church Investment Group Board of Directors Church Investment Group
-
Associate for Parish Life and Adult Formation Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
-
Minister of Music Sanibel, FL
-
Graduate Resident Youth or Children’s Minister Multiple Locations
-
Rector South Haven, MI
-
Associate Rector Indianapolis, IN
-
Lay Chaplain Sewanee, TN
-
Rector Mexico City, Mexico
-
Rector La Crosse, WI
-
Rector Augusta, GA
-
Rector Durham, NC
- Language Services Coordinator, The Episcopal Church
-
Rector Columbus, OH
-
Bishop Coadjutor Diocese of West Virginia
-
Military Missioner / Rector Midwest City, OK
-
Vice Dean / Canon for Spiritual Life San Francisco, CA
-
Rector Hendersonville, NC
-
Rector and Chaplain Eugene, OR
-
Curate for Youth and Family Ministries Washington, DC
-
Associate for Children, Youth, and Family Ministries Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
-
Priest in Charge Munich, Germany
-
Rector Goldsboro, NC
-
Chaplain Asheville, NC
-
Rector Staunton, VA
-
Priest in Charge Hartwell/Elberton, GA
-
Rector Key West, FL
-
Rector Vero Beach, FL
-
Rector Cincinnati, OH
-
Rector Atlanta, GA
-
Canon to the Ordinary Salinas, CA
-
Director of Youth Ministry Greenwich, CT
-
Rector Keller, TX
-
Social Justice Fellowship, Episcopal Service Corps Various Locations
Most Recent Posts
-
Archbishop of Canterbury condemns Nigerian primate’s anti-gay language Posted Mar 5, 2021
-
Eastern, Western Michigan call Skip Adams as assisting bishop during Hougland’s suspension Posted Mar 4, 2021
-
Historically Black Raleigh church emphasizes African American and African culture at its essence Posted Mar 4, 2021
-
Science-faith partnership is vital for tackling climate change, Archbishop of Canterbury says Posted Mar 3, 2021
-
Fencing around St. John’s Church in DC removed Posted Mar 3, 2021
Social Menu