Tag: Mainline Protestant

  • Watch additional excerpts from our interview about same-sex marriage with Reverend Pam Werntz of Boston’s Emmanuel Episcopal Church. More

    July 10, 2009

  •   TIM O’BRIEN, anchor: The issue of gay marriage is on the agenda as the US Episcopal Church holds its once-every-three-years General Convention in Anaheim, California.  For years, Episcopalians have been deeply divided over homosexuality.  One proposal being debated at … More

    July 10, 2009

  • Read excerpts from Bob Abernethy’s interview with Martin Marty on the status and future of religion in America. More

    May 3, 2002

  • Read an excerpt from author and churchgoer Diana Butler Bass’s book STRENGTH FOR THE JOURNEY: A PILGRIMAGE OF FAITH IN COMMUNITY. More

    May 3, 2002

  • Read more of Bob Abernethy’s interview with Princeton sociologist Robert Wuthnow. More

    April 26, 2002

  • Part two of a five-part series exploring religious America: Today, just over half of all Americans are Protestants, worshipping in 300,000 congregations, in many hundreds of denominations — and, often, apart from any denomination. Part two reports on the experiences of being a mainline Protestant, an evangelical, and part of the black Church. More

    March 3, 2002

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