Diocese of Oxford seeks web pastor
October 29, 2007
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The Diocese of Oxford is advertising for applicants to fill a newly created position of “web pastor” to serve the congregation being created at the
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Budget changes coming for national church office
October 29, 2007
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The Living Church, reporting on some of the housekeeping details taken care of at the Executive Council, pulls out the news that income is down
Mark Lawrence to be consecrated bishop of South Carolina
October 29, 2007
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News broke last night that Bishop-elect Lawrence had received the number of consents from bishop and Standing Committees of the Episcopal Church needed to be
Executive Council meeting wraps up
October 29, 2007
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The Executive Council of the Episcopal Church’s General Convention ended its four day meeting in Michigan on Sunday. The Executive Council took a number of actions during its meeting, including a slight rebuke to the House of Bishops taking an action beyond its authority, agreeing to commit the Episcopal Church to remaining in the Anglican Covenant process and agreeing to fund the re-organization process for the Church Center that a task force had proposed.
The Anglican Global South: a portrait
October 26, 2007
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The Rev. Dr. Frederick Quinn discusses some of the misperceptions people have about Anglicanism in the Global South and the vital faith it represents in
Taking a stand … in the middle of the road
October 26, 2007
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A group of clergy from the Diocese of Georgia have published a statement in Savannah Morning News that speaks to the decision by the leadership
Diocese of Maine elects new bishop
October 26, 2007
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Episcopal Diocese of Maine elected The Rev. Canon Stephen Lane as Bishop on the first ballot this morning. Bishop-elect Lane is presently the Canon for
A broken process or one that worked?
October 26, 2007
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Following the release of the Joint Standing Committee’s report to the Archbishop of Canterbury on the subject of the American church’s response to the Dar Es Salaam communiqué, there are have been charges that the report should ignored because the process by which it was written was flawed. Andrew Goddard, in a piece on the Anglican Fulcrum site looks closely at this question and describes in detail the process by which the report came to be
New Orleans ready to reach out to California
October 26, 2007
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People of the region are ready to do whatever is needed to help the folks of Southern California get back on their feet after the wildfires. The Diocese of Louisiana’s offices are getting calls asking when folks are preparing to leave for California.
J.K. Rowling ‘fesses up
October 18, 2007
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J.K. Rowling, the author of the best selling series of books about Harry Potter, “the boy who lived” has revealed in an interview with MTV
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