Issue One of Center Aisle is live online! If you’re on-site at General Convention, pick up a paper copy from one of our volunteer distributors in the purple baseball caps. And stay tuned to our Facebook page and Twitter feed for frequent updates, photos and video coverage. We […]
“Three great minds coming together for the Kingdom” is the way one supporter described “The Acts 8 Movement,” a group being formed here in Indianapolis during General Convention. The Acts 8 Movement – so named because of the crucial turning point in the Church described at the beginning […]
Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori asks “Can we reframe our view?” http://www.episcopalchurch.org/notice/general-convention-opening-remarks-presiding-bishop-katharine-jefferts-schori President of the House of Deputies Bonnie Anderson expresses concern “that a false choice between mission and governance will keep us from hearing the voices of all the baptized as we restructure the church and create […]
Program, Budget and Finance announced today that it will use the Five Marks of Mission as its guideline for the 2013-15 triennial budget, and released a working budget as well. The budget can be found here. Chair Diane Pollard and Vice Chair Bishop Steven Lane wrote that PB&F […]
Three months ago, hardly anyone outside the Diocese of Arizona knew Susan Brown Snook. A church planter and the founding vicar of Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Phoenix, a passionate supporter of Christian formation and evangelism, she focused her energy on her parish and her family. Then […]
One thing you’ll learn about Center Aisle this year, if you haven’t already, is that there is plenty of room in the center. Many of our writers and contributors hail from the Diocese of Virginia. But for this General Convention, we have assembled our biggest cast ever of […]
That swagger you might notice from the Virginia Episcopalians descending on Indianapolis could come from many sources. One of them is our commonwealth’s legacy as the “Mother of Presidents.” Eight chief executives of the United States were born in our fair state, compared to—how can we say this […]
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