In this presentation, the Rev. Dr. Ben King lectures on the Oxford movement and the life of John Henry Newman. Newman was a leader of the Oxford movement in the 1800s in the Church of England, which also changed the face of The Episcopal Church. Newman emphasized the role of the laity in shaping the mind of the church through their consent.
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Thomas Merton was an American Trappist monk, writer, theologian, mystic, poet, social activist and scholar of comparative religion. Join Dr. Mona West as she...
Willie Bennett, Senior Congregational Engagement Officer for the Episcopal Health Foundation, shared his organization's vision for improving health for all Texans by targeting food...
Pastor Angela this Holy Conversation looking at Climate Change and Creation Care through the lens of our Baptismal Covenant and Episcopal tradition.Join us for...
