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October 03 2022 By dvirtue ANGLICAN CHURCH IN UGANDA WILL FEED 20,000 STARVING PEOPLE IN KARAMOJA REGION

He said it is because it is such a bad situation the Anglican Church leadership in the country has come out to help the people of Karamoja.

"It is for that reason that our Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu has appealed for food support for the starving people in the Karamoja region," said Etuket.

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October 02 2022 By dvirtue Bishop's suspension stands after failed Church appeal

Bishop Dyer has said that she faced "significant bullying and harassment" since taking up the role in 2018.

Her lawyers have accused "a small cabal of church members" of carrying out "a relentless campaign" against her.

The suspension was announced in August, but almost immediately set aside when the bishop said she intended to appeal.

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October 02 2022 By dvirtue HUSCH BLACKWELL REPORT UPDATE

At that time, the Anglican Church in North America committed to a transparent process in which the redacted report would be publicly available as soon as it was released by Husch Blackwell.

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October 01 2022 By dvirtue 'No Ducks in a Row': Anglican Missionaries Encouraged to Step Out in Faith

Begun in 1994 as the Episcopal Church Missionary Community, New Wineskins has grown across 10 conferences to become a vibrant pan-Anglican event that includes participants from many Anglican provinces and other Christian traditions. I spoke with Presbyterians and Lutherans, among others.

Themed "One Mission", the conference centered upon the Great Commission and the scripture Malachi 1:11: "My name will be great among the nations from where the sun rises to where it sets."

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September 30 2022 By dvirtue Dutch missionary and bestselling memoirist who found fame smuggling Bibles across the Iron Curtain in a blue Volkswagen Beetle

On his travels, Brother Andrew discovered the subtle ways in which the communist authorities, instead of banning the Church, ground down its leaders and worshippers, ensuring that they were demoralised. Christian agitators lost their jobs for spurious reasons and were denied university places without explanation.

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September 30 2022 By dvirtue ACNA: Husch Blackwell, Greenhouse, and GuideOne Insurance

In 2013 Beasley submitted an application for insurance to GuideOne Insurance. The report's account follows:

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September 29 2022 By dvirtue Information Regarding Settlement Reached by Anglican and Episcopal Dioceses of South Carolina Released

We are thankful to have reached this settlement after extensive, good-faith discussions, marked by mutual respect and good will, that have been occurring between both dioceses since the South Carolina Supreme Court ruling in April. While this settlement has required sacrifices from all involved, finalizing these issues enables us to move forward in mission and ministry free from impending litigation.

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September 27 2022 By dvirtue SETTLEMENT REACHED BY ANGLICAN AND EPISCOPAL DIOCESES OF SOUTH CAROLINA

"Getting to this point required compromise from both sides; compromise always includes wins and losses," said Bishop Chip Edgar of the ADOSC. "This settlement agreement allows us to invest our diocesan energy, time, focus and resources in gospel ministry rather than litigation. While the losses we have experienced, including those of St. Christopher and several of our parish buildings are painful, I am grateful that the work we have done has brought an end to litigation between our dioceses.

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September 26 2022 By dvirtue Sydney diocese declares 'breach of fellowship' with Australian Church

It follows the Australian General Synod's not having carried a formal resolution from the diocese declaring that both same-sex marriage and same-sex marriage blessings were contrary "to the teaching of Christ and the faith, ritual, ceremonial and/or discipline of this Church" (News, 13 May). Although the Sydney statement attracted support in the Houses of Clergy and Laity, it failed by two votes in the House of Bishops.

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September 21 2022 By dvirtue NEW PRESIDENT OF KENYA IS A STAUNCH CHRISTIAN

William Ruto, is the country's first evangelical Christian president and he vowed to put religion center-stage while in office after it played a key role in his election victory.

One of his supporters, James Kyesang said, "Ruto is proud of his religion and he often professes his faith in public. In all his speeches he praises God for being at his side at all times. He is also good at quoting the holy Bible in his public speeches.

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