News Updates

News Updates

August 2006

Featured

  • Historic Quincy Church Reopens

    Every seat in the 385-seat nave was filled and more than 100 temporary seats were added for Aug. 27 rededication and consecration of St. John's, Quincy, Ill.

  • Virginia Nominating Committee Extends Deadline for New Bishop

    The nominating committee for the election of a Bishop Coadjutor in the Diocese of Virginia has extended the deadline for nominations until Sept. 13 in order to accommodate vacationing clergy and parishioners.

  • Five Churches Closing in Diocese of Colorado

    Between July and November five congregations in the Diocese of Colorado will close for varied reasons.

  • Playing by the Rules

    “Valid” apostolic succession and “correct” Christian doctrine count for everything. (By Steven R. Ford)

  • Leaders are Lost

    Christians the world over are in great jeopardy because church leaders have become totally lost and, despite the obvious markings on the path of righteousness, are leading us astray. (By Robert Hancock)

  • Christians, Muslims and Jews: A Dysfunctional Family

    Interaction among Abraham’s fractious offspring creates many of the most dangerous flashpoints on the planet, and each faction justifies deplorable actions against its brothers as a service to God, by whatever name we worship him. (By Patrick P. Augustine)

  • Network Welcomes Russian Orthodox Dialogue Proposal

    The Anglican Communion Network is willing to enter into ecumenical dialogue with the Russian Orthodox Church independent of the Presiding Bishop’s Office for Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations, according to the Rt. Rev. Robert Duncan, Bishop of Pittsburgh and moderator of the Anglican Communion Network.

  • Suffragan Bishop of West Texas Consecrated

    The Rev. David Mitchell Reed, 49, was consecrated Bishop Suffragan of West Texas at St. Luke’s in San Antonio Aug 26. He will now serve as the fifth bishop suffragan in the Diocese of West Texas.

  • National Cathedral to Welcome Former Iran President

    The former president of Iran has been invited to speak at the Washington National Cathedral on Sept. 7 on the role Judaism, Christianity and Islam can play in forging world peace.

  • Federal Judge Clears Connecticut Bishop

    A federal judge has ruled that the Rt. Rev. Andrew D. Smith, Bishop of Connecticut, acted under canon law in July 2005 when he removed the rector of St. John’s Church, Bristol, for “abandonment of communion” and threatened the other five rectors among the so-called “Connecticut Six” clergy with inhibition.

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