Inspired and inspiringBy Jerry Hames, Jun 19, 2009James Tinsley recalls biking up steep Cedar Street in Berkeley, California, four years ago when he stopped to catch his breath. "I heard the sound of a pipe organ," he said....

Quilter moves onBy Jerry Hames, Jun 12, 2009Sandi Case has said farewell to the small, rural North Carolina church where she worshiped for the past decade, but she's left a rich legacy....

Artists share Gifts in first open-studio ECVA exhibitBy Julia J. Fleming Jun 05, 2009About 90 artists from all corners of the country, as well as Mexico and the United Kingdom, participated in Gifts, the first open-studio exhibition hosted on the website of the Episcopal Church and Visual Arts....

Griswold's book weaves teaching and commentaryBy Jerry Hames, May 29, 2009Former Presiding Bishop Frank T. Griswold, whose strong devotional practices shaped his ministry as priest and bishop, launched his most recent book, "Praying Our Days," at an event sponsored by the Philadelphia Theological Institute in March....

Pride in a Gem May 22, 2009The HBO miniseries The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency has been a boon toward helping the people of Botswana launch a fledging film industry in that southern Africa country, the Anglican bishop of Botswana says....

Angels and Demons a fun film, if not quite heavenlyBy Martha Baker, May 15, 2009Angels and Demons, a film based on Dan Brown's 2000 novel, is just as talky as The Da Vinci Code an earlier movie based on Brown's 2003 novel. Angels is stuffed with exposition and lectures and religious history -- or fiction, depending on your viewpoint....

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