David Paulsen
Reporter and Editor at Episcopal New Service
I write words. Now: @episcopal_news. Past: @journalsentinel / @foxnews. Tweeting on religion, race, politics, music, Milwaukee, running, digital stuff, my sons.
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1 week ago |
episcopalnewsservice.org | David Paulsen
[Episcopal News Service] Anglicans and other global faith leaders have condemned Israeli airstrikes over the weekend that struck an Anglican hospital in the besieged Palestinian territory of Gaza, destroying or damaging several of the hospital’s departments.
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1 week ago |
episcopalnewsservice.org | David Paulsen
[Episcopal News Service] The American flag still has a place at Calvary Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Missouri, but under new guidance from the bishop, that place is no longer on the church’s altar. Calvary is located near the Mississippi River in the northeastern Missouri community of Louisiana, population 3,200.
Anglican provinces consider changes to global network’s structure as theological differences persist
2 weeks ago |
episcopalnewsservice.org | David Paulsen
[Episcopal News Service] The Anglican Communion may be poised for a reset, at least concerning the archbishop of Canterbury’s leadership role. Two proposals, which will be taken up next year by the Anglican Consultative Council, or ACC, would adjust how the worldwide communion’s 42 autonomous, interdependent provinces relate to each other.
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2 weeks ago |
julieroys.com | David Paulsen |Julie Roys
Lawyers for 27 faith-based plaintiffs argued April 4 in federal court that Trump administration immigration policies pose an “imminent threat” to their religious practices by creating an atmosphere of fear among the immigrant communities they serve.
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2 weeks ago |
episcopalnewsservice.org | David Paulsen |William Miller
[Episcopal News Service] Lawyers for The Episcopal Church and 26 other faith-based plaintiffs argued April 4 in federal court that Trump administration immigration policies pose an “imminent threat” to their religious practices by creating an atmosphere of fear among the immigrant communities they serve.
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