Passover begins with interfaith seders
April 12, 2011
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Discovering each other, two stories of interfaith seders…
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Alan Simpson calls out the Republicans
April 12, 2011
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Former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson speaks out on homophobia and anti-women legislation by Republicans. Simpson is an Episcopalian and was a Deputy to General Convention.
The electronic offering plate
April 12, 2011
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The Net and Millenial Generation members do not use cash and they do not write checks. They swipe a debit/credit card for almost all of their purchases and payments. In the church, how do we receive our offerings?
Anglican Alliance meets in Kenya
April 12, 2011
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Co-hosting the consultation five-day conference with the Alliance, the Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa (CAPA) set out its blueprint for organisation of the church, and its strategy for development, focusing especially on economic empowerment, education and HIV and Aids.
ABC warns against forgiving too easily
April 12, 2011
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Rowan Williams has warned that easy forgiveness can make suffering appear not to matter.
Open source church
April 12, 2011
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…how do we as the church expect to be the least bit appealing to people who increasingly go throughout their day knowing that they can “wiki it.”
A casserole ministry is about more than casseroles
April 12, 2011
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For seven weeks, I had people showing up on my doorstep most evenings bearing food. Some were good friends, but many of the church volunteers were people I had never formally met. A friend asked me if it felt weird to have people, especially near-strangers, feeding my family. Yes, it did. Particularly since I didn’t look or feel terribly sick. It took some getting used to. But it turned out to be really welcome.
Conversion through understanding
April 12, 2011
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Very early in Mr. Judson’s residence in Burmah, he became convinced that the press must be one of the chief instruments of its regeneration. He found its inhabitants a reading people, beyond any other in India; of a remarkably inquisitive, speculative turn of mind; not disposed to admit any new doctrine without a full apprehension of the why and wherefore;
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