4) Don’t bring in an expert witness by the back door as a tactic (by the national church) to delay the trial.
5) Don't try and blindside the judge by introducing witnesses who have not been pre cleared and think you can get away with it. You won't.
Read more“This invitation goes against the canons and constitution of this province and violates the clear teaching of Scripture that God created male and female and then closed the sexual matrix,” the priest told VOL.
Read more“Our Speaker’s Chaplain, the Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin (who could be the first woman bishop), believes that the prospect of equality is nothing short of a “miracle” and says, as her first miracle, if elected, that she will turn the entire Thames River into wine and hold a huge banquet at the foot of Tower Bridge.
“It’s all in the bag now and we will have body bags for Anglo-Catholics and Evangelicals should they resist God’s total and absolute approval of what we have done.
Read moreDoes that make you happy? Where’s the “justice”, you rave about, for our evangelical Anglican brothers and sisters in Nigeria and the Sudan, many of whom now lie in shallow graves because you insist that a handful of men and women have the “right” to fulfill themselves with unbiblical sexual lusts.
Read moreVOL: Can you tell us the circumstances surrounding your kidnapping?
KATTEY: I was on my way with my wife to meet with the Standing Committee of the diocese at the Pt. Harcourt Hotel. It was 10:30 pm; we were driving overnight for a Saturday morning meeting. I had made the trip many times so I was well known in the area. I was wearing a full cassock, so the kidnappers knew who I was.
Read moreHe is stepping down early and is succeeded by the current Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr. Philip Freier. He beat out the evangelical Archbishop of Sydney, the Most Rev. Glenn Davies who was considered too conservative for the job. Reports say that Davies was unelectable due to his opposition to women bishops and, even more importantly, his advocacy of diaconal and lay presidency.
Read moreVOL sat down with Dr. Packer and asked him about his life, work, ministry and writings along with a few leading hot button questions that has brought the Anglican Communion to the edge of schism. He is physically somewhat frail but his mind is razor sharp. He admits to some short term memory loss, but one would never know it in discussion with him. He is alert, lucid, direct, and completely in charge of his thoughts. Next month he turns 88.
Read moreIn his farewell address, Archbishop Robert Duncan said he had called Bishop Philip Jones, the new leader of the renamed "Society of Mission and Apostolic Works". He described the conversation as “lovely”. The Anglican Mission claims some 50 congregations. They are not counted in the Anglican Church in North America and have no official standing in the wider Anglican Communion.
Read moreThe archbishop’s words were met with a cool reception here, much like the reception he got at GAFCON II in Nairobi where he failed to connect with the vibrant evangelical movement that is the vanguard of revival on that continent.
Read moreABP. BEACH: Yes and no. Yes, because the College of Bishops are full of some of the most godliest men I have ever known, and for them to believe I was the one whom the Lord has anointed for this task is quite humbling. On the other hand, AB Duncan asked us back in January to go back home and prepare as if we were the one who was elected since there isn’t much transition time.
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