Myanmar relief , Farm Bill critique
May 9, 2008
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Category: The Lead
Free gas is The Word
May 8, 2008
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A Baptist pastor is offering a chance at free gas to those who attend an upcoming revival. But, does God play dice?
The perils of the God Beat
May 8, 2008
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If even Jesus could be divisive, what can be expected of the sinners who call themselves his followers? And how about his contemporary American disciples, who sport anonymous Internet handles and spend their days trolling blogs dedicated to the disparagement of other faiths?
Reaching out to Rwandan women
May 8, 2008
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In today’s Nashville Tennessean, Beverly Keel tells the story of the Rev. Becca Stevens, the Episcopal chaplain at Vanderbilt University, and rector of St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church, who has financed Magdalene, a ministry for women with a history of prostitution and addiction, by founding Thistle Farm, a succesful line of bath and body products
An invitation
May 8, 2008
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If you are going to be in the Washington D. C. area on June 7, please join us at the Diocese of Washington’s Evangelism Conference, featuring a keynote presentation by Brian McLaren, who gave a preview of his presentation in an interview with the Washington Window. You can register here.
A gentle reminder
May 8, 2008
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We promise not to go all PBS on you and raise money ’round the clock, but it is the fund raising season, and we ask your support of our work here at the Café. Please make an online contribution here.
Reactions to the Evangelical Manifesto
May 7, 2008
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Updated Thursday morning and again Thursday afternoon and Friday morning AP – Many veteran Christian activists on the right side of the political spectrum do
Religious trends in Britain
May 7, 2008
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The Church of England moved to discredit the research last night, criticising its methodology and saying the results were “flawed and dangerously misleading”. A C of E spokesman said: “These sorts of statistics, based on dubious presumptions, do no one of any faith any favours. Faith communities are not in competition and simplistic research like this is misleading and unhelpful.”
Archbishop of Canterbury offers prayers for Burma
May 7, 2008
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[Episcopal News Service] The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, has written to the Anglican Church in Burma following the devastation of Cyclone Nargis in
Lord Eames speaks on reconciliation
May 7, 2008
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Over the course of three days ending today, Lord Robin Eames, former Archbishop of Ireland, spoke at the Diocese of Virginia clergy conference on the subject of reconciliation. In his introduction, Bishop Peter Lee, recounted Lord Eames’ contributions for the church including the Eames Report (on women’s ordination), the Virginia Report, and the Windsor Report, and in the negotiations of peace in Northern Ireland.
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