This article is part of the Easter 2020 Trinity Magazine issue. You can view the entire issue here.
ARDF is a mission partner of the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh.
By Christine Jones, Director of Mobilization, Anglican Relief and Development Fund
This article is part of the Easter 2020 Trinity Magazine issue. You can view the entire issue here.
By the Rev. Dr. Kirsten Gardner
This article is part of the Easter 2020 Trinity Magazine issue. You can view the full issue here.
This article is part of the Easter 2020 Trinity Magazine issue. You can view the entire issue here.
By the Rt. Rev. James L Hobby, Jr.
The article below is reproduced with permission from the Anglican Relief and Development Fund blog. ARDF is a partner organization of the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh.
The College of Bishops and our own Bishop Hobby, have asked everyone to pray for an end to the pandemic during the Good Friday fast this week. Pray that the spread would stop in its tracks, and for an end to deaths.
In the earliest days of the Church, the Lord's Supper was celebrated in homes in the context of a communal meal. Over time, the meal was set aside, and the sole focus of the gathering became Word and Sacrament. In many traditions, a vestige of the earliest pattern remains in what is often called an Agape Meal. The Agape Meal is commonly received after Eucharist.
We learned this week that both the Rev. Dr. Kirsten Gardner, canonically-resident clergy member and regular columnist on Trinity Magazine, and her husband, Mark, are both recovering at home after contracting the coronavirus.
Through the COVID-19 pandemic, many congregations have come up with creative ways to worship together while practicing social distancing, using video technology. Congregations that are streaming services currently include:
“Remember Jesus Christ, risen from the dead…” 2 Tim 2:8
The Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh is forming a two-year experimental
