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Angleton Organist Wins Spot in International Competition

Angleton Organist Wins Spot in International Competition

Written by Paula Haenchen on

Yuri McCoy hasn’t had much time to develop a long, successful career, but he certainly enjoys an illustrious one in Angleton. His journey has taken him from West Virginia to Italy, Hawaii and finally to South Texas. McCoy’s growing expertise playing the organ and piano has received the kind of...

International Leadership Program Brings Insights

International Leadership Program Brings Insights

Written by Luke Blount on

In March, Calvary Episcopal School in Richmond hosted three Iraqi leaders seeking to learn about the role of religion in the United States. Calvary was chosen by the U. S. Department of State exchange program as an example of a smaller community to contrast the visitors’ experience in large cities.

Restorative vs. Retributive

Restorative vs. Retributive

Written by Ed Davis on

Much of crime is an act of premeditated selfishness, like burglary and auto theft. Some crime is spontaneous, where opportunity and poor judgment collide, like shop lifting. In either case, the act is driven by an “I want” or “I deserve” mentality.

A Better Path to a Future Relationship

A Better Path to a Future Relationship

Written by Alvin Zimmerman and Gary Zimmerman on

Until the last part of the twentieth century, parties in a divorce basically were limited to a two-prong approach – having their case pass through the judicial system with the negative aspect of trial: expense of money and human toil, or the parties would among themselves figure out a way, left...

South African Lessons in Ubuntu

South African Lessons in Ubuntu

Written by The Rev. Wendy Huber on

Many of us were either too young or too far away to worry or even think about what happened in South Africa during the ugly years of Apartheid when men, women, and children were tortured or even gunned down for nothing more than the color of their skin.   During those years, the Anglican...

NetsforLife® Inspiration Fund Exceeds Goal to Fight Malaria

NetsforLife® Inspiration Fund Exceeds Goal to Fight Malaria

Written by Episcopal Relief & Development on

The NetsforLife® Inspiration Fund has successfully exceeded its $5 million goal due to the incredible generosity of supporters across the Episcopal Church and beyond.  Over the 2010-12 triennium, thousands of individuals joined congregations, dioceses, schools and organizations in this...

Newest Issue of Diolog Magazine Focuses on Wonder

Newest Issue of Diolog Magazine Focuses on Wonder

Written by Luke Blount on

The March issue of Diolog Magazine is in the mail, but if you can't wait to get your paper copy, you can access it online. This issue focuses on the the role of wonder in our spiritual lives. We hope you find it as wonder-full as we do.    Diolog also features an interview with new...

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