Day: December 19, 2016

Documentary about the plight of displaced Iraqi Christians

A powerful and moving documentary called “Where is our place?” has been released, covering the situation of displaced Christians in northern Iraq.

Episcopal Church plans Revivals for 2017-18

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In a press release issued today, the Episcopal Church announced that it will be holding a series of six Revivals in 2017 and 2018.

Church in Sacramento holds Christmas service for special needs children

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St James’ Episcopal Church in Lincoln, California (part of Sacramento) held a Christmas service on Saturday geared towards children with autism and other special needs.

Speaking to the Soul: A Thousand Years

Speaking to the Soul

Sometimes a millennium takes longer to wait for than to live through.

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