One of the iconic symbols of American culture is the Thanksgiving Table, the meal around which the family gathers to give thanks and enjoy a bountiful feast. In fact, the feast is usually so bountiful that we spend the next two weeks eating turkey sandwiches and finishing off the sweet potatoes for desert. The Thanksgiving table is also, of course, a symbol of our ongoing political and religious debate for those families which are brave enough to talk religion and politics to

In an effort not to bury the lede… We have over 25 people RSVP’d for the Jackson-area young adult gathering this evening at Fertile...

So he told them this parable: "Which one of you, having a hundred sheep and losing one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the...

Jesus came out swinging this past Sunday in our Gospel reading from Luke! "I came to bring fire to the earth, and how I wish it were...

This coming Thursday, May 29, the church will celebrate the Feast of the Ascension. This feast day remembers the story from scripture in...

MS Deputy Ed Sisson shows Gen Con how to get things done.

Three full days of Gen Con and we are in the groove.

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry urges the church to move from wringing our hands to rolling up our sleeves.

Big city living may prove too much for this Mississippi boy. Maybe I'll start by walking at downtown pace.

My first General Convention of the ECUSA This Thursday, I will leave the comforts of home to attend my first General Convention of the...