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VirtueOnline believes that the year 2007 will be even more turbulent than 2006, with the Primates calling for more stringent doctrinal and moral standards. It will be a break point for The Episcopal Church, now that she has a new female leader unacceptable for her moral and theological positions.
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| gregory | Posted: 2006/6/30 14:02 Updated: 2006/6/30 14:02 |
Home away from home ![]() ![]() Joined: 2004/8/4 From: Nflorida Posts: 4423 |
David Virtue's ministry is definitely on my prayer list and hope everyone will do that. Even as far as saying it outloud during the prayers of the people during Sunday service.
And if you are with holding your tithe from ecusa then VOL is an excellent place to put some of those funds to use. a thankful giver, gregory ![]() |












