Day: June 26, 2012

Daily Bread; Daily Wage

Speaking to the Soul

God’s economy is generous toward the needy. All receive their daily bread; debts are forgiven.

“Help, my friends think I’m mad!’ ABC at Youth Day

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The Most Revd Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury

Egypt’s president to pick a woman and a Christian VPs

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Financial development in Episcopal churches

The Rev. Canon Charles LaFond offers

Neil Alexander to be Dean of School of Theology, Sewanee

The University of the South School of Theology, Sewanee TN

Analyzing the PB’s budget proposal

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Steve Smith and

Polly Getz stands for election as Vice Pres of House of Deputies

From the Facebook page of Pauline Getz: I have been asked by some Province VIII leadership to stand for election as Vice President of the House of Deputies of the Episcopal Church. After a great deal of prayer and consideration, the answer is Yes, and here’s why:

What About the Children?

Speaking to the Soul

The haunting part about it for me was the image of Korah, Dathan and Abiram standing at the entrance of their tents along with “their wives, their children, and their little ones.” Moses prays for God to judge between them, and the earth opens up and swallows them all alive. Children and all.

Sacramental Theology 101: Baptism and Eucharist

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by Derek Olsen The Episcopal Church is a big-tent organization when it comes to theology. This is often a good thing as it allows a whole bunch of us who don’t necessarily agree on everything to come together, worship, and proclaim Jesus together in the world. On the other hand, when we do need to …

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