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May 03 2024 By dvirtue ROME: Primates Weigh Redefinition of the Communion

"It has been a very emotional week," Welby said at a May 2 press conference, noting that he had been moved to tears by discussion of some of the challenges that fellow primates are facing. "Although we are divided by so much -- and I'm talking about culture, language, history, background -- one thing we have in common is a profound love for Jesus Christ. That is shared by all of us, regardless of our views on other issues."

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April 26 2024 By dvirtue ACNA ENTERS INTO FULL COMMUNION WITH PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC CHURCH

One of the terms of the Concordat establishes a "joint council" to advance mutual responsibility and participation in furthering the mission of God's kingdom. The PICC's 3 million members were once in Communion with the Episcopal Church and invited by Canterbury to Lambeth but those relationships had dissolved.

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April 17 2024 By dvirtue UGANDA: Anglican Church Bishop Denounces Reformed Anglican Church

Bishop Akanjuna said this during a press conference at his residence of his Diocesan headquarters on Rugarama Hill in the northern division of Kabale Municipality.

This declaration comes amidst rumors circulating suggesting a potential collaboration or association, which prompted the Bishop to provide clarity on the matter and assert the autonomy of the Diocese of Kigezi within the Anglican Communion.

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April 06 2024 By dvirtue ECCLESIASTICAL COURT DECIDES ATKINSON CASE

Atkinson has 30 days to appeal the Trial Court's decision (Canon IV.5.5.1).

The Court Order will be published in due time. Careful consideration is being given to appropriate redaction for the protection of victims and witnesses.

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April 04 2024 By dvirtue Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Nominees Announced

The bishop chosen will lead the 1.5-million-member mainline Protestant denomination, which has struggled with uninterrupted decline in recent decades. The Episcopal Church has shed 23 percent of members in the past 10 years, a rate that is accelerating.

The names of both Rowe and Gutierrez had been widely discussed as potential nominees prior to today's announcement.

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March 29 2024 By dvirtue GSFA Bishops Formation Retreat Entebbe -- February 2024

A total of 26 bishops attended, most with their wives, from six Provinces: Myanmar (Burma), IAMA (Angola), Uganda, DR Congo, Indian Ocean (Mauritius and Madagascar) and Alexandria (The Horn of Africa).

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March 29 2024 By dvirtue LEAVE THE BIBLE ALONE

If you are a Christian, familiarity with the Bible is even more important. We rely on God's Word to sustain us in our daily relationship with Christ. The Word is a "lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path," as Scripture says.

Generally, it is hard to complain about greater familiarity with America's governing documents or Christianity's governing document.

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March 27 2024 By dvirtue REFORMED ANGLICAN CHURCH INTRODUCED IN WESTERN UGANDA ARCHDEACONARY

In a momentous event, hundreds of Christians congregated to witness an inspiring introduction and ordination ceremony in Kigezi's main town Kabale for a Reformed Anglican Church ceremony.

The ceremony, presided over by the archbishop of the Reformed Anglican Church, The Most Rev. Prof Jonathan Kyangasha at a ceremony held at the Church Premises in Nyakiharo Mwanjari Kabale municipality.

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March 26 2024 By dvirtue Gallup poll: More than half of Americans rarely go to church

Gallup found that almost all of the so-called Nones (95%) say they seldom or never attend services. More than half of Jews, Buddhists, Hindus and Orthodox Christians say they rarely attend as well.

Among religious Americans, Latter-Day Saints (67%) are most likely to say they attend weekly or almost weekly, followed by Protestants (44%), Muslims (38%) and Catholics (33%).

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March 23 2024 By dvirtue NIGERIA: Archbishop says Nigerian Situation Remains Dire

"Though the situation is dire, one is not convinced that protests and other violent acts will give any solution. The motive behind any action is always very important because it defines or determines whether the action is good or bad.

"We must strongly resist the temptation of falling into the hands of our enemies, including bandits and terrorists, who will not miss any opportunity to overrun this country, should there be any breakdown of law and order," he said.

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