What can hallowed ground mean when refuge must remain answerable to truth?
Sleepy Hollow asks what hallowed ground can mean amid concealed violence, grief, and death.
At the Edge of Hallowed GroundQuestions answered by essays
Explore prayer, Scripture, sacrament, and common life through the journal's published essays.
Sleepy Hollow asks what hallowed ground can mean amid concealed violence, grief, and death.
At the Edge of Hallowed GroundChrist meets unfinished lives at his table and teaches a divided church the patient work of repentance, repair, and hope.
Communion After FragmentationAnglican parishes may learn dependable common prayer and shared work from Benedict while recognizing the rupture of the monasteries and the distinct vocation of vowed communities.
The Monastery After the Monasteries: Anglicanism’s Benedictine InheritanceAesthetic delight and moral goodness are distinct; Christ’s self-giving glory teaches the church how material forms may help it perceive and love what is good.
The World Seen Again: Why Christian Conversion Needs BeautyA shared confession lets a broad church distinguish permitted disagreement from contradiction and explain the faith it teaches at baptism.
Can a Broad Church Still Believe Something?The troubled conscience needs more than a general theory of divine mercy.
Why Absolution Still MattersThe parish forms belonging through worship, shared responsibility, and care for actual neighbors.
The Parish as an Alternative Social ImaginationThe fullness of Christ need not require contempt for every wisdom learned from creation.
Natural Religion and the Fullness of ChristAt the font and table, Christ meets distracted bodies through creaturely gifts and a promise steadier than feeling.
The Sacraments in a Disenchanted AgeA former Protestant season helps us receive September within the church’s common life.
When Ordinary Time Turned Toward the KingdomThe Bible belongs to the church, and therefore remains free to judge the church.
Scripture in the Church’s HandsThe Spirit forms persons through the patient life of Christ's body.
Sanctification Is Not a Private AchievementAnglicanism becomes intelligible as a people learns to address God together.
Why Anglicanism Begins in PrayerThe gospel gives Jesus Christ to people exhausted by programs of religious improvement.
Grace Is Not Advice