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Since 1878, TLC has been committed to the unity of the Church, faithfulness to our common inheritance of faith, and the health of the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion.
Develop a worldwide team of independent journalists, based in the Anglican Communion’s major regions (Canada, Latin America, Great Britain, West and East Africa, South and Southeast Asia, Australasia, and the Middle East), to provide deep coverage of global church news.
From 1900-1952, under the editorship of F.C. and Clifford Morehouse, The Living Church earned a nationwide reputation for journalistic integrity and became the major venue for internal discussions of the Episcopal Church’s mission and identity.
The Living Church keeps you informed about what’s happening in the Episcopal Church, Anglican Communion, and beyond. Published monthly, every issue includes news and commentary on the issues of the day, plus reflections on ministry and theology.
The Living Church Foundation is a ministry of unity that champions the catholic and evangelical faith by supporting and resourcing the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion through our publications, programs, and products.
Illuminations is a lector’s aid for Sunday worship to encourage congregational comprehension. Each weekly guide includes: • Concise introductions to the lessons as listed in the Prayer Book Lectionary and Revised Common Lectionary. • Helpful overviews for all lay readers, clergy, and deacons.
The Living Church Books. Living Church Books, published by the Living Church Foundation, presents historical and theological materials for Anglican and other Christian readers. Rooted in the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican Communion, the Living Church Foundation seeks to champion the catholic and evangelical faith of the one Church and ...
In the decades that followed, The Living Church became the publication of record for The Episcopal Church and as the only independent news covering The Episcopal Church, an indispensable source for Anglican and Episcopal history. The entire archive of its publication history is now available.
Resources. Episcopal Musician’s Handbook. Living Church Books. The Living Word Plus. Illuminations. Anglicans Believe Pamphlet Series.
The Rev. Mark Michael has edited The Living Church since 2019, and founded The Living Word, TLC’s preaching resource, in 2020. He has reported widely on global Anglicanism and writes about church history, liturgy, and pastoral ministry.