In 2008 Phyllis Tickle made the important observation that about every 500 years, a significant transformation takes place in the Church. She points to the arrival of Jesus in the first century, the collapse of the Roman empire five-hundred years later in the late 5th century, the Great Schism five-hundred years after that in 1054,…
The Rev. Drew Haltom is the rector of Church of the Incarnation in Memphis, Tennessee. Drew, his wife Laura, and their two children Graham and Jude love cheering for the Atlanta Braves, reading good books, and spending lots of time outside. Connect with Drew on X @drewhaltom.
My Anglican Journey: Burnout and Hope
There’s a movement happening—a movement of followers of Jesus rediscovering ancient forms of worship in a way that ignites fresh love and zeal for Jesus and His Church. Robert Webber described this movement more than thirty years ago in his book Evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail. In the thirty years since Webber released his book,…
