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March 30 2016 By dvirtue "Enough is enough" -- Moderator laments Pakistan bombing

While Christians were the stated target of the attack, the bomb was indiscriminate and it is understood that many more Muslims were killed and injured than Christians. Officials say that they expect the death toll to rise in the coming days. Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park is one of the largest parks of Lahore.

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March 27 2016 By dvirtue Meditational Thoughts for Holy Saturday - Three Perspectives

This is a day of mystery and silence and mourning and waiting, when nothing much seemed to be happening, when people were recovering from the shock of Good Friday ... before they recognized the "good" in it. Some call it Holy Saturday or Silent Saturday. It comes between Good Friday (a day of crisis and climatic human events) and Resurrection Sunday (a day when the hand of God accomplishes the miraculous).

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March 26 2016 By dvirtue Douglas Hahn Suspended as Bishop of The Episcopal Diocese of Lexington

The Standing Committee, which is the Ecclesiastical Authority of the Diocese in the absence of a bishop, acknowledges that the relationship between the Diocese and Hahn has been seriously strained by Hahn's actions.

Speaking on behalf of the Committee, the Reverend Peter D. D'Angio, President, said, "As members of Christ's Holy Church we believe in confession, repentance, and forgiveness. We also understand that actions have consequences."

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March 25 2016 By dvirtue Financial Crunch Hits United Church of Christ

If times are tough for oldline Protestant denominations, they are dire for the United Church of Christ. The 60-year-old denomination announced staffing changes during the UCC Board of Directors meeting held March 17-19 in Cleveland. The changes follow the announced resignation of a top staff member in February and an internal report predicting an 80 percent decline in membership by 2045.

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March 24 2016 By dvirtue Kenya, Archbishop responds to ABC Welby's plea to attend Lusaka meeting

Initially the Anglican Church of Kenya had accepted Canterbury's invitation to attend a special primates' gathering to seek a solution to the divisions over doctrine and discipline dividing the church, but had since reneged saying that the promises made at the meeting to the primates would not, or could not, be kept.

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March 15 2016 By dvirtue WASHINGTON, D.C.: St. Brendan's in the City, a New Model for the Anglican Communion

The young priest, Richard Treacy, occasionally talks of his native Ireland. He humorously describes sitting in evening prayer services in drafty and chilly churches, while sensing the presence of Christ. He offers wise and courageous sermons as he interprets scriptures so he may shed the light of the gospel on the experiences of his vital congregation.

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March 13 2016 By dvirtue Diocese of South Carolina Considers Affiliation with ACNA during 225th Convention

Founded in 1785, the Diocese was one of eight dioceses across the country to help form the Episcopal Church in 1789. It separated from the Episcopal Church in 2012. ACNA is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, whose membership now exceeds 85 million worshipers in more than 165 countries.

ACNA, formed in 2009, unites 112,000 Anglicans in 1,000 congregations and 32 dioceses across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The Diocese of South Carolina has 23,000 members.

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March 12 2016 By dvirtue Archbishop of Congo steps down

"He has worked hard [and] contributed so much to the Christian unity, transparent and apolitical management of the Anglican Church of Congo," the provincial secretary, the Venerable Anthonio Kibwela, said.

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March 09 2016 By dvirtue The Anglican Church of Kenya Will Not Participate In the Upcoming ACC Meeting

I am deeply committed to the unity and restoration of our beloved Anglican Communion. It was for this reason that I and brother Primates from GAFCON and other orthodox provinces were willing to accept the Archbishop of Canterbury's invitation to a meeting of Primates in Canterbury earlier this year, despite the representation of Provinces with which the Anglican Church of Kenya is in a state of broken communion.

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March 08 2016 By dvirtue Slate of Nominees for Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh

These nominations are the result of a de-centralized discernment process that involved all clergy and lay deputies in seven local districts and one combined non-SWPA district. Each district nominated three names to stand for election. More background information about the process is available at www.pitanglican.org.

Nominees for election

Ashey, The Rev Canon Phil, CEO
American Anglican Council, Atlanta, GA

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