Healing

My forties sucked. The short version of a long story is that I journeyed through more than ten years of my life dealing with chronic pain. In four years time, I underwent two total hip replacements and foot ...

RevRN: Reflections on clergy healthYou know the old saying, “Where there are four Episcopalians, there’s always a fifth.” Followed by “bawahahahahaha”, and slaps on the back while belting down the “spirit” of c...

Hawley Todd, TSSF, has been active in healing services since 1982 and currently serves as foundation director for Episcopal Healing Ministries. The following is an excerpt of a pamphlet published by Forward Mov...

As the Episcopal Church continues to evolve in the 21st century, how might healing services take shape and respond to new needs and challenges? Grace Church, College Hill, offers three radically different heali...

I planned to be a gracious winner the week after the election. I wasn’t going to rub it in the faces of folks who had been Donald Trump supporters. My social media presence would be demure, and while I expec...

November 9, 2016 finally arrived. The votes have been counted and the United States has a new president-elect. After more than a year of campaigning, it’s over. Or is it? The Rev. W. Craig Gilliam To hel...

I became an Episcopalian after having been raised in a non-liturgical tradition. A couple of things surprised me as I began to understand our tradition. One of the biggest surprises was how important the church...