Bishop Scruton to retire in 2012
June 11, 2011
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On Friday Bishop Gordon Scruton announced his intention to retire as the bishop of Western Massachusetts in 2012. Bishop Scruton has served 15 years in
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Go forth for preaching
June 11, 2011
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Contention cannot be said to be evil, when each disputes for such objects (as here) and with just reason. I grant you, if the exasperation were in seeking his own, and contending for his own honor, this might well be (reproved):
The Anglican Covenant and the “dominant melody”
June 10, 2011
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The proposed Anglican Covenant is un-American. More precisely, the proposed Covenant conflicts with the ethos of The Episcopal Church (TEC), an ethos defined not by sexuality but issues of authority, ecclesiastical culture, and scripture.
The well-spring of life
June 10, 2011
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In Baptism Adam found again
that glory that was among the trees of Eden.
He went down, and received it out of the water;
he put it on, and went up and was adorned therein.
Mobile powered advocacy
June 9, 2011
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Getting people to act in concert means they need to be informed. And to inform people, the advocates need to have ready access to good, convincing information. The ONE Campaign just released a new application for people with iOS devices to make sure that the need for good information is met.
Mennonite college backs away from national anthem ban
June 9, 2011
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Given all the other news right now not many people have been following the story this week that Goshen College, a small historically Mennonite college
Scotland and Canada publish Covenant resources
June 9, 2011
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The Anglican Church in Canada and the Scottish Episcopal Church have both posted resources for members of their Anglican provinces as they work through their decision making process regarding the Anglican Covenant.
The ABC attacks “Big Society”
June 9, 2011
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The news sites in Britain and the church blogs are lighting up with the news of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s newest essay in which he
Episcopalians respond to Arizona fires
June 9, 2011
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Arizona is on fire. Fires in the southeastern and eastern parts of the state, and as of last night in the north very near Flagstaff,
The desert of the heart
June 9, 2011
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Any account of Celtic monasticism must become an account far more of persons than of institutions. It revolves around the achievements of men and women who have become known to us for the dedication of their lives.
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