The old way of “being church"—measured by political influence, money, and congregantsin the pews—may indeed be vanishing, but it is being replaced by something new andbeautiful for those with the eyes, ears, heart, and soul to experience it. Prolific author Greg Garrett reminds Episcopalians of the many gifts that our traditioncan offer a doubting and hurting world. He reveals a church that values intellect, beauty, diversity, and community, and promotes thoughtful engagement with questions of faith, ethics, and community. This church espouses a generous orthodoxy, welcoming leftand right, mystic and doubter. It values education, social justice, and engagement withliterature and culture. And in opposition to the radical individualism espoused by most ofAmerican Protestantism, it offers the unique gift of a tradition shaped by English culturethat believes the individual is a part of her or his community—not in opposition to it. | My Church Is Not Dying by Greg Garrett, Paperback | Indigo Chapters