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October 18 2004 By virtueonline Windsor 2004: Statement by Bernard Malango, Primate of Central Africa

The report we have agreed now offers to our brothers and sisters in Christ very real ways in which we could begin to strengthen our common life in the Lord, and to strengthen the workings of the Instruments of Unity so that they will be able to function more effectively in drawing our forty-four churches into greater interdependence and mutual life.

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October 18 2004 By virtueonline 2004 Windsor Report Released

The Windsor Report is hosted by the Anglican Communion office in England. The website address is http://windsor2004.anglicancommunion.org

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October 17 2004 By virtueonline PROVIDENCE, RI: Group quits Episcopal church over gay bishop

The new worshiping communities, which are independent of the Episcopal Church USA, have just a few dozen members and are meeting in private homes. Several similar, but smaller, home-based prayer groups have also formed. Robinson, who lives with his longtime partner, is thought to be the first bishop in Christendom to have been open about his homosexuality at the time of his selection as a bishop.

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October 17 2004 By virtueonline LONDON: Bishops told: say sorry for gay rift

Gregory Venables, Primate of the Southern Cone of America (one of the 22 churches) said: “The provinces in broken communion will remain in broken communion. It’s like saying, ‘Am I going to return to having an adulterous relationship?’ The schism is there.”

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October 17 2004 By virtueonline AUSTRALIA: Jensen talking rubbish says Primate Carnley

Dean Jensen used a speech to conservative Christians in England to call for the resignation of the spiritual leader of the church, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, who has become a target of critics for his private, liberal views about homosexual relationships.

Tonight, in an address to the Perth diocese synod, Dr Carnley said any suggestion that Anglicanism was dying in Australia because of a drop-off in church attendance levels was false and misleading.

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October 16 2004 By virtueonline LONDON: Evangelical Parishes to boycott pro-gay bishops

Under the proposals, parishes could refuse liberal bishops entry to their churches and instead invite in like-minded evangelical bishops, possibly from Africa or Asia. Parishes would be encouraged to stop sending their church "taxes" to central diocesan funds and instead set up their own schemes for training clergy independently of mainstream theological colleges.

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October 15 2004 By virtueonline PHILADELPHIA: 11 Christians arrested at homosexual event

Not long after the group began their activity, members of the Pink Angels, which the statement describes as "a militant mob of homosexuals," confronted the protesters and attempted to drown out their message with whistles, while hiding the signs with large sheets of pink Styrofoam.

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October 15 2004 By virtueonline LONDON: Anglican Communion at Crossroads

Whilst the majority of the Communion is Biblically more conservative, the western liberals, who have turned their back on the Bible, are heavily over-represented amongst the Bishops and Primates.

In the old world the Anglican churches are in decline and are being torn apart by liberalism.

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