ANGLICAN UNSCRIPTED EPISODE 25

 

 

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Not sure how to translate English to American? Kevin and George offer their years of experience in interpreting MISC 1011. They also take a gander at the news of AMiA, PEAR, and Moving Forward. And then there is that HIstory thing.

 

 

 

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January 23, 2012 01:23 AM Church of England General Synod Report Encourages “Open-Ended Engagement”   “In that regard, we appreciate the work of the Faith and Order Commission of the Church of England, whose report and recommendations to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York form the basis of the document now released for General Synod, and whose content substantially advances the same ends with the Church of England,” concluded Archbishop Duncan. January 20, 2012 05:33 PM COE says 'Maybe' to ACNA   15. Where then do matters currently stand concerning ACNA on each of these three issues, namely relations with the Church of England, relations with the Anglican Communion and the ability of ACNA clergy to be authorised to minister in the Church of England? 16. The Synod motion rightly began by referring to “the distress caused by recent divisions within the Anglican churches of the United States of America and Canada.” That distress, in which we share, is a continuing element in the present situation and is likely to remain so for some considerable time. January 20, 2012 11:30 AM AMiA Break with Rwanda and Anglicanism Complete GEORGE CONGER Bishop Chuck Murphy along with the other former bishops of the Anglican Mission in America (AMiA) have rejected the protocol for reconciliation with the Church of Rwanda brokered by the Archbishop of Kenya at the 4 January 2012 meeting in Nairobi. January 11, 2012 12:27 AM Fairfax Circuit Court Awards Parish Properties to Episcopal Diocese AS HALEY Thus, the disposition of the personal property of these churches follows the disposition of the real property of these churches, that is to say, it must also be turned over to the Diocese.   There is a significant caveat to this, however, and it arises from the fact that there came a point in time when it was absolutely clear that a contribution or donation or the payment of membership dues to one of the seven congregations was not a contribution to an Episcopal congregation.    January 18, 2012 06:07 PM Sacred Assembly Statement   Archbishop Rwaje charged the team to create a task force to work collaboratively with representatives of the ACNA and PEAR to explore and develop plans for long-term structures that will serve the following needs of our congregations: Those who desire full participation in an existing diocese of ACNA Those who desire to remain affiliated with PEAR while also forming a subjurisdiction of ACNA Those churches who desire to remain affiliated with PEAR by establishing a missionary jurisdiction in North America January 17, 2012 04:22 PM The Signed Nairobi statement   This is a pdf of the Document that Archbishop Rwaje and Bishop Murphy agreed to in Kenya. January 21, 2012 12:40 PM Indian priest convicted of blasphemy by Sharia court for baptizing Christians GEORGE CONGER The All India Christian Council has condemned an indictment issued by a Sharia law court in Kashmir that charges two priests with blasphemy by enticing Muslims to convert to Christianity. On 11 January 2012 Muslim leaders in the Northern Indian state issued a statement saying that "it was proved beyond doubt that the accused" the vicar of All Saints Church in Srinigar, the Rev Chander Mani Khanna of the Church of North India, "along with other accomplices was luring Muslim people to change their religion."	Choose your News Africa Asia Australia Europe North America  South America Obiter    AnglicanRSS  AnglicanTV Six years of Videos more... Anglican Unscripted Video News more... Anglican Ink Anglicans in Print more...
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