Tweeting the Exodus – it begins
March 16, 2010
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Tweet the Exodus begins today with a link to a clip from slave trade. Follow it at Tweet the Exodus
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Year: 2010
CofE Weddings Project
March 16, 2010
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The website offers a selection of locations, hymns, catering, all the ingredients of a wedding. And then, after the church has waved the happy couple off on their honeymoon, they hope that same couple will keep in touch and find themselves more involved with church life.
OR and CT receive consents to bishop elections
March 16, 2010
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Episcopal News Service reports the Presiding Bishop has notified Oregon and Connecticut that the canonical consent processes for their Bishops-Elect have been successfully completed.
ABC welcomes Pope’s visit to Lambeth Palace
March 16, 2010
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The Archbishop of Canterbury
Child sex abuse: bishop faces up to problems
March 16, 2010
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As the Roman Catholic Church is engulfed by ‘a tide of sleaze’, the Bishop of Arundel and Brighton Kieran Conry told [Gledhill] that in countries such as Ireland, it could take generations for it to recover, if indeed it ever does.
Presiding Bishop: Easter 2010
March 16, 2010
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Easter prods and provokes us with an immense stretching exercise. God has renewed a life given to the evil of this world on behalf of those with no other helper. That earth-shattering and tomb-shattering rebirth has planted the seeds of hope in each one of us. Yet those seeds do not produce fruit without struggle.
Encompassing prayers
March 16, 2010
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May God free me from every wickedness,
May God free me from every entrapment,
May God free me from every gully,
From every tortuous road, from every slough.
Burning bushes
March 16, 2010
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Holy ground is where fathers and sons can stand around together. Mothers and daughters, too. With nothing important to do except burn something. With nothing important to say, except maybe “It is what it is.” The standing around is more fascinating than the words. Something powerful is burning all around us.
The art of devotion
March 15, 2010
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The Rev. Gail Wheatley took a leap of faith when she asked the parishioners at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Port Angeles last summer to submit artwork portraying the 14 Stations of the Cross. The response and the results took her by surprise. Fourteen members of the congregation came forward, each one creating a work of devotion that was both personal and inspirational.
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