Today, June 19, we remember Adelaide Teague Case, who died seventy-one years ago. “An Episcopal Dictionary of the Church” tells us that Dr. Case was “the first woman to be appointed to full professional rank in an Anglican seminary.” She was a theologian, librarian, professor, and writer, but she lived at a time before women could be ordained in the Episcopal Church.
Celebrating Adelaide Teague Case and Religious Education Read Post »
Last Sunday I had to bat cleanup after my own sermon. Sometime during the Nicene Creed, I realized that I’d left something out. It was an important point with significant pastoral implications.
We Interrupt Your Bedtime Routine for this Christian Formation Opportunity Read Post »
As we approach Lent, I wonder how we can use this season to help the teenagers in our care, at home and at church, keep the door open for faith.
Youth in the Wilderness: A Lenten Reflection Read Post »
Jesus doesn’t scold or question Thomas; instead, he offers Thomas exactly what he needs.
Christ accepted Thomas’s questions. That’s a parenting lesson for me. Read Post »
The stark questions of little people, especially around issues of faith and faith identity, can make us very uncomfortable.
Small Children, Big Questions Read Post »