Christans and Living Wills
January 9, 2009
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An article by one of our regular contributors here at the Cafe, discusses the moral questions a Christian might encounter in drawing up a living
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Presiding Bishop calls special convention in Fort Worth
January 9, 2009
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The Presiding Bishop has called for a special convention of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Fort Worth for Feb. 7th. The convention is
Timkat and the Ark of the Covenant
January 9, 2009
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Ethiopia Calling at Gallery 1055
Rick Warren offers a home to conservative Anglicans
January 9, 2009
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Pastor Rick Warren has offered to allow any Anglican group that might lose access to worship space as a result of the recent ruling in California in favor the Episcopal Church, to have the use of the campus at Saddleback Church in Orange County.
Implications of the California ruling
January 9, 2009
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Now that the California Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Episcopal Church, what sort of ramifications will the ruling have on the ongoing dispute between Provinces of the Anglican Communion? An article in US News and World Report argues that they will be significant.
Flooding in Southern Africa
January 9, 2009
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The flooding in Southern Africa has elicited the prayers and the support of people across the region as they attempt to help the victims. The
Breakaway parish sued in Wisconsin
January 9, 2009
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Bishop Steven Miller has announced that the Diocese of Milwaukee has decided to sue the congregation of St. Edmund’s Church in Elk Grove to return
Richard John Neuhaus died yesterday
January 9, 2009
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Father Neuhaus, a Roman Catholic convert from the Lutheran Church died on January 8th of complications from his cancer treatments. Neuhaus was best known as
Incarnation and Suffering
January 9, 2009
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A longtime member of the congregation, active for years in many causes for justice began to speak and to weep. “Where is God?” she asked. “Where is God in the lives of children whose bodies are distorted by hunger? It is easy to feel that God is here when I am holding my well fed grandchildren in my arms. But there…” She found it hard to continue.
A legacy of thanksgiving
January 9, 2009
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If we are lucky, once or twice in a lifetime we might experience an example of thanksgiving so deep, so wide, that we can recall it and use it to move ourselves away from the sense of scarcity that the world embraces and move us to the sense of the abundant life which Christ promises us.
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