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February 06 2015 By dvirtue Houston Episcopal priest, wife and youngest son slain by eldest son

Monday Wallace's wife Brooke returned to the Ahimbisibwe's on Strey Lane in the Memorial City-area apartment complex and alerted the manager who opened the door for the Houston Fire Department to investigate. When they did, the firemen were met with a grizzly find. Fr. Ahimbisibwe, 51, his wife Dorcus, 47, were found bludgeoned to death, and their five-year-old son Israel, Jr. (Jay) was found stabbed.

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February 05 2015 By dvirtue Episcopal bishop indicted on 13 charges, including homicide, in cyclist's death

Cook, who has been in a treatment facility since the accident, has a court appearance scheduled for Friday, but her attorney, David Irwin, said it is likely to be procedural and the case continued.

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February 05 2015 By dvirtue Episcopal Church says it didn't push for details on bishop's alcohol issues

The timeline also says Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, leader of the Episcopal Church, who presided over the Sept. 6 service that consecrated Cook, was also made aware that Cook may have been drunk during the dinner.

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February 04 2015 By virtueonline BREAKING NEWS: South Carolina Ciruit Court Rules Diocese of South Carolina and Parish Churches Keep Their Historic Property

The judge’s decision found baseless TEC’s claim that it owned the Diocese’s identity and properties. During the trial, the Diocese demonstrated that it existed long before TEC was established – and that it was one of the dioceses that founded the denomination in 1789. It also proved that every diocese is free to associate with a denomination of its choosing.

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January 30 2015 By dvirtue New ACNA bishop consecrated for Western Anglicans

"When they came together for worship in Antioch, they came with an expectancy of meeting God," said Bishop Guernsey. "They came open to God, eager to give him praise, passionate to know him more, receptive to what he wanted to do in their lives. Worship is coming into the presence of God to give him the glory that he alone is worthy to receive, it is encountering the living God who longs to show you himself and to make known to you his will."

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January 29 2015 By dvirtue MARYLAND: Diocesan Standing Committee asks Hit-and-Run Bishop for her Resignation

It was clear that our lay and clergy leaders on the Standing Committee felt that the best interests of the diocese would be served were Heather to resign. Since this does not impede the Episcopal Church's investigation into the matter, it is my hope Heather will see the wisdom in this recommendation," said the Right Rev. Eugene Taylor Sutton, bishop of Maryland.

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January 28 2015 By dvirtue Small church fights Episcopal Diocese of Maryland over land

On one side is a congregation of fewer than 20 people represented by Towson lawyer Donna M.B. King, a sole practitioner. On the other is the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, which has 108 congregations and is represented by Venable, a national law firm with hundreds of attorneys.

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January 28 2015 By dvirtue SOUTH CAROLINA: Oral arguments set in federal court appeal

The appeal asks the judges to rule that the District Court in Charleston erred in abstaining from jurisdiction on the false-advertising claim, and send the case back to the lower court to be decided on its merits. It also asks the appeals court to award a preliminary injunction and stop Bishop Lawrence from representing himself as bishop of the diocese.

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January 27 2015 By dvirtue SAVANNAH: Christ Church Anglican to move into new home Feb. 1

The church's new home is in the newly renovated 100-year-old church building that was originally home to Hull Presbyterian Church. It most recently was owned by the Christian Revival and Restoration Center.

"The hospitality of the Rev. Terry Johnson and the people of Independent Presbyterian Church has been overwhelming," Robertson said. "I could not be more thankful for these past three years or more excited about our future."

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