• Calif. Diocese Seeks to Sever Ties with Episcopal Church

  A California diocese is considering proposed amendments to its constitution to transfer communion from the Episcopal Church to an Anglican Province in the wake of homosexual divisions.

• PCUSA Marks 300 Years amid Major Changes

  A restructuring Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) just marked its tercentennial on Sunday. The 300th year opened in Philadelphia at a time when the downsized body is under major reconstruction for mission

• Churches to Enter AIDS 'Race Against Time' at Saddleback

  Hundreds of church leaders will enter the 'Race Against Time' at Saddleback Church's second HIV/AIDS conference in November and many are saying it's already long overdue for churches to join the f

• S.C. Episcopal Bishop-Elect Sticks to Scripture

  The Very Rev. Mark Lawrence was elected to succeed a retiring Episcopal bishop who opposes the ordination of gay clergy. He will lead a South Carolina diocese that had stood at the brink of disassocia

• Episcopal Bishops Commit Care to Both Ends in Gay Divide

  Episcopal leaders addressed a letter to the General Synod’s House of Bishops on Friday, expressing their efforts to keep unity in the church while recognizing the need of some dioceses for a new overs