Vote for Florence Li Tim-Oi
July 3, 2007
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BBC Radio 4 wants to name a new Dahlia. First woman Anglican priest, The Rev. Florence Li Tim-Oi, is on the short list of 10 names.
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Day: July 3, 2007
Another property ruling for the Episcopal Church
July 3, 2007
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A Los Angeles Superior Court judge rules that the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles is the rightful owner of the buildings and other property of
Pilot to Peacemaker: podcast with the Presiding Bishop
July 3, 2007
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Podcast with the Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori on a local program of a Virginia Public Radio station recorded recently. Interview and call in format with questions on a variety of issues facing the church.
The Church of England shall remain the established church
July 3, 2007
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Gordon Brown: Establishment does not, however, justify the Prime Minister influencing senior church appointments, including bishops.
Paper or plastic?
July 3, 2007
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Churches are changing how they collect offerings and tithes as plastic is replacing cash. More and more people use debit and credit cards and pay bills online or with automatic withdrawals. Younger generations in the church don’t carry cash anymore.
Grace: for girls
July 3, 2007
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Grace, a new magazine for eleven to sixteen year old girls, is a mix of real-life stories, problem pages, campaigns, eco and ethical lifestyle tips, music, film and book reviews – with references to Christianity scattered throughout.
Priest ministers to youth, poor, imprisoned in Lagos
July 3, 2007
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Nigerian Priest, Venerable Geoffrey Chukwuneye, Vicar, All Saints Church, Surulere, Lagos is a rallying point for people of different age groups and gender desirous of finding true happiness and blessings of God.
Monogamy, the game
July 3, 2007
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After years as a relationship therapist and a partner in my own marriage, I knew couples wouldn’t win based on what they’ve accomplished prior to their wedding day. Instead, like a shoe or thimble hopping around a board acquiring houses during a game of Monopoly, the idea would be to earn points over a lifetime in a relationship. I figured we’d call this game – what else? — Monogamy.
More on the faiths of the founding fathers
July 3, 2007
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Regardless of where they fell on the Deist spectrum, many Deists continued to respect the moral teachings of Jesus without believing in his divine status. But the tendency of Deism was to emphasize ethical endeavors—hence the concern of most Deists for social justice and their profound opposition to all forms of tyranny.
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