News Updates

News Updates

2003

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  • Can You Articulate Your Faith?

    The organizing of your thoughts into a statement of your faith helps you to better understand what you believe. (By Steven Lightfoot)

  • We've Got Good News

    Our readers tell us, “You don’t publish much good news.” There is always good news to report, and as is the custom on occasion, the executive editor David Kalvelage shares some of it in his weekly column.

  • We'd Like to Start a School

    In the last 13 years there has been a significant increase in the number of new Episcopal schools. The Rev. Jonathan Glass of the the National Association of Episcopal Schools answers some of the questions that most commonly arise at the beginning of an exploration process.

  • Nigerians Plan Own Parishes for U.S.

    The Anglican Church of Nigeria has asked its members in the United States to withdraw from the Episcopal Church and to transfer to congregations of a new “Church of Nigeria in the U.S.”

  • Draft of Constitution Issued

    Four dioceses (Dallas, Fort Worth, Pittsburgh and South Carolina) jointly distributed on Dec. 17 a draft constitution for the formation of the Network of Anglican Communion Dioceses and Parishes within the Episcopal Church.

  • Bishop Griswold Defends His Actions

    Presiding Bishop Frank T. Griswold said recently he was not acting in bad faith with his international Anglican colleagues, but rather was compelled by the strictures of his office to participate in the consecration of a sexually active homosexual person as Bishop Coadjutor of New Hampshire on Nov. 2.

  • 2003 in Review: A Church in Crisis

    After the 74th General Convention in Minneapolis gave consent for the consecration in New Hampshire, the Rt. Rev. Peter Beckwith, Bishop of Springfield, said he sensed "an impending train wreck" in the Anglican Communion. While the train wreck had not yet occurred as 2003 drew to a close, there were signs that Bishop Beckwith’s prophecy would be fulfilled.

  • On Course for a Split

    How it will unfold is not clear, but some sort of formal separation in the Episcopal Church seems to be coming. (By David Kalvelage)

  • Not a Justice Issue

    An opposing view to the “logical extension” argument for the ordination of individuals in same-sex relationships. (By Alison L. Barfoot)

  • The Discipline of Giving

    Coaching basketball has revealed that the game often mirrors the necessary renewal of my own Christian life. (By Patrick Gahan)

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