According to Dr. Williams, Anglicans owe it to each other to remain in conversation. He argues that it is only through conversation that authentic, committed, and meaningful community is made possible. But conversation only creates the possibility of communion; it doesn't guarantee it. Like the listening process, the danger is that we can listen ourselves to death, or be desensitized to the point that we no longer have our original convictions about what is right and wrong.

Here are the actual figures:

In Navajoland, total membership in 2007 was 583. In 2008 it was 612, a growth of 29 persons. Actual ASA in 2007 was 190. In 2008 it was 200, a real growth of 10 persons.

In North Dakota in 2007, total membership was 2,582. By 2008 it was 2,596, an increase of 14 persons. In 2007 the ASA was 758. It rose by 46 to 804 in 2008.

In India, where these videos were shot, you can see Hindus attacking and killing Christians with clubs while the Police look on and do nothing.

Please note these tapes are gruesome and should not be watched by children or young adults.

These are not tapes you will see at so-called interfaith gatherings or groups of high level clergy gabfests meeting in Washington DC where everybody talks pleasantries about "niceness" and "friendship".

Episcopal dioceses in the U.S. are giving approximately $10,000 each, almost one million, about the same amount they gave to the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana (and Mississippi) when Katrina struck their shores.