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July 14, 1833: Anglican clergyman John Keble preaches his famous sermon on national apostasy, marking the beginning of the Oxford Movement in England. Keble was joined by John Henry Newman and E.B. Pusey, who led this effort to purify and revitalize the Anglican Church by reviving the ideals and practices of the pre-Reformation English church.
The Bulletin
Mamdani leads NYC mayoral race, Trump-Putin relationship cools, and why horror movies might help you cope in a horrible world.
“We want to make a space where people can scratch an itch about the weird stuff they’ve encountered, but our heart for this is for people to encounter God.”
News
An interfaith group created a Youth Mock Parliament to imagine a nonsectarian government.
Analysis
When the president exercises lethal force without congressional authority, we all lose.
News
Small Pentecostal churches across poor peripheral neighborhoods fuel Protestant growth nationwide.
Wire Story
Following a string of scandals, the accusations against Archbishop Steve Wood come amid plans for the denomination to overhaul its abuse response.
The Russell Moore Show
Russell takes a listener’s question about church membership and the Communion table.
Slow Theology highlights how a long obedience in the same direction grows.