How the Anglican Faith is destroyed by the approval of same gender sexual relations
Why the teaching that the Church should approve of same gender sexual relations prevents unity
What has happened to the Anglican Faith in 30 years
The tremendous success of the proponents of the Church's approval of same gender sexual relations
Without the authority of Scripture, anything goes
Why the defenders of the Anglican Faith are seeking Rowan William's help
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Read moreTruro was founded in 1732, The Falls Church only two years later. They have been part of the Episcopal Church, the Anglican affiliate in the United States, since its founding. In the mid–eighteenth century, George Washington served on the vestry at The Falls Church. Despite these strong ties, the surprise here is not that they have left their ecclesiastical home, but that they stayed so long.
Read more[b]Jim Nantz of CBS Sports: [/b]This is one of those moments, Tony, where there is also social significance in this victory, and to have your hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Tell me what this means to you right now.
Colts coach Tony Dungy
1943 Revision to daily office lectionary removed selected "difficult" readings concerning homosexual practice. More information
Read moreThe Sarum Baptismal Service, the Baptism Services in The BCP and the decrees and canons of Trent all declared that God regenerated the child (or the adult) at Baptism and that Baptism, though administered by a human minister, is God's Sacrament and God's gracious, saving work.
Read more1. What God has to do. There can be no Sacrament if God the Father for the sake of Jesus Christ and by the Holy Spirit is not active as the God of all grace and mercy.
Read moreMs. Anderson writes diplomatically but forcefully to suggest that the Panel of Reference's judgment, with respect to an appeal from the Diocese of Fort Worth concerning its right not to allow women in its ordination process, reflects serious misunderstanding both of the polity of TEC--how it is self-governed--and also of the nature of the decisions made in 1977 and 1997 by the General Convention, making the acceptance of women's ordination mandatory in all dioceses of TEC.
Read moreThe Mission and Vision
Rooted in the history and tradition of East Africa's revival, the Anglican Mission in America (AMiA) is a missionary movement of the Anglican Province of Rwanda charged with building an alliance of congregations committed to gathering, planting and serving dynamic Anglican churches in North America.
Read more* What is the role of the faith community in Christian formation, and is it central to the mission of the church?
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