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January 26 2007 By virtueonline CHARLESTON, SC: Mere Anglicanism Conference Opens

If the Bishop's rhetoric was sober, it was also inspiring. There were no maudlin cries of victimization at the hands of any enemy, real or imagined. The understanding throughout this first day was a consciousness of living out the gospel in history, from primal history of the New Testament martyrs, to the martyrs of the English Reformation, to today's Anglican martyrs scattered around the world.

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January 24 2007 By virtueonline TEC: Liberal Bishop Lashes Out At Archbishop of Canterbury

He lashed out at Dr. Williams, accusing him of aiding and abetting "those who would destroy our Church" and said he hadn't gotten the courage of his convictions to come to the U.S. personally and confront those with whom he now allegedly disagrees.

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January 23 2007 By virtueonline Anglican Mission In The Americas Takes Wings and Flies

In fact, that is exactly what he is doing. He is the chairman of the board and he keeps a firm hand on the tiller as he steers his orthodox craft into the secular waters of a post-Christian culture. His former church - The Episcopal Church USA - (like Eastern Airlines or Enron) is now on life support, losing market share, its vast endowments and trust funds channeled to paying attorneys fees to fight litigious wars over fleeing parishes and priests.

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January 20 2007 By virtueonline JACKSONVILLE, FL:Central African Primate will resist pro-gay cleric's bishop bid

When it emerged that Henderson was a leader of the Modern Church People's Union, a pro-gay organization, provincial authorities refused to approve him for consecration for Lake Malawi's bishop. Of this Malango quipped, "I have become unpopular with the British, but I don't mind because I am an African."

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January 20 2007 By virtueonline JACKSONVILLE, FL: Conservative Primates Will "Act Together" In Tanzania

Privately pressed for more, Archbishop Ernest said only that "we will see what the agenda is all about. We know where the Global South and CAPA (Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa) Primates stand, but we are definitely waiting until the preparatory meetings" that will take place in February before the Tanzania gathering. "We work together and we shall be together" on this issue, he said.

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January 18 2007 By virtueonline JACKSONVILLE, FL: AMiA Winter Conference Draws Largest Turnout Ever

Yong noted that from a handful of churches in 2000 the AMiA had grown to more than 100 churches in 2006 with more than 60 in the pipeline. The real significance of this figure, he said, is that more than 50 percent of these are newly planted churches. He attributed this growth to a ministry based on prayer and intercession.

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January 16 2007 By virtueonline NIGERIA: House of Bishops issue warning to Anglican Communion Leaders

This new warning comes over the Anglican Communion as the African Archbishops continue to push the American Episcopal Church to show both repentance and restraint over homosexuality consecrations and same-sex unions. The Nigerians have indicated that total exclusion of the Episcopal Church is the only way forward.

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January 14 2007 By virtueonline MINNESOTA: Bishop Jelinek Prohibits Kenyan Apb from Preaching in Orthodox parish

Wrote Jelinek: "Accordingly, you will please cancel this meeting on January 23 at Church of the Messiah with Archbishop Nzimbi. Do not schedule any other meetings with him either at or in the name of the Church of Messiah. I am sure you do not want to be a party to this act of bad faith. I would appreciate receiving a copy of the notice canceling the meeting. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter."

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January 12 2007 By virtueonline NIGERIAN Primate Expains Scriptural Basis For Opposition To Homosexual Acts

He is an easy target for post Christian Episcopal leaders, becoming the new whipping boy of pansexualists anxious to ride the wave of guilt free sexual experimentation handed down by resolutions from several Episcopal General Conventions. Never mind that, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) 19 million new sexually transmitted infections occur each year, almost half of them among young people aged 15 to 24.

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