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Today, March 7, 2014, Canon Jim Lewis emailed to all our diocesan clergy and the lay delegates to our upcoming March 14-15, 2014, Diocesan Convention a resolution that God-willing, and with the Convention's consent, will come to the floor. This resolution, R-3: "Response to Offer of Provisional Primatial Oversight," originated in the Anglican Communion Development Committee (ACD) but has also been supported by a majority of the clergy of the West Charleston deanery with whom I met at their recent clericus on Shrove Tuesday. The ACD Committee is an arm of Diocesan Council. It was established in 2009 in order to strategically establish mutually-enriching missional relationships with provinces and dioceses of the Anglican Communion. It has played a key role in pursuing our diocesan vision of "Making Biblical Anglicans for a Global Age." As your bishop I fully support this resolution and for all of the reasons mentioned in the Rationale attached to it. But particularly for the reasons presented in the final rationale: "Most importantly, however, this resolution is the response to something others in the communion have created, and it provides a means for us to better make biblical Anglicans for a global age in this in between-time. We choose to see it as a providential provision which gives us further sacramental closeness with the global Anglican family which we so richly treasure."
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GAFCON Chairman's February pastoral letter
A Statement from the Global South Primates Steering Committee Cairo, Egypt 14-15 February 2014
CofE: House of Bishops Pastoral Guidance on Same Sex Marriage
How TEC funds Facilitated Conversations
Church of Uganda: Statement from Archbishop Ntagali
GAFCON Chairman's Pastoral Statement
Archbishop Welby interviewed on Sexuality and the Anglican Communion with Transcript
A Statement from the C of E College of Bishops on the Pilling Report
Recent Featured Entries on the Pilling Report and Responses
Links to recent posts about alternative baptism liturgy for the Church of England
Robert Munday's 5 part Series—Edward Salmon Invites the TEC PB to Preach at Nashotah House
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Proponents made a necessary distinction between selectively bred plants and animals and those that are GMOs. Selective breeding has been standard practice in agriculture since man began herding animals and growing crops. GMO plants and animals are those that have a genetic makeup that would not occur naturally through normal breeding. For example, a plant that has had a gene inserted that gives it resistance to weed killer and a cow that has been cloned so it is immune to mad-cow disease are GMOs.
It was a contentious battle, with supporters of I-522 telling consumers that genetic engineering has unintended consequences and that ingesting GMO products may make us sick. Proponents insisted that we have a right to know what is in our food.
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That may now be called the First Crimean War and today it is mainly remembered for the nursing of Florence Nightingale and the suicidal charge of the Light Brigade. Yet despite the 160-year gap, there are interesting parallels between the two Crimean conflicts. Just as Putin claims he only stepped in to protect Russians in the Crimea from fascist Ukrainians, the tsar of Russia then claimed to be acting only to protect Orthodox Christians from the Muslim Ottomans who controlled the Black Sea coast.
Russian Bear Hug
In both cases the ostensible reasons covered something more basic: Russia's determination to extend its influence and the determination of European (now Western) powers to resist this. Caught between them was a hapless local state, Ukraine now, Ottoman then. And where the earlier crisis brought together a curious British-French-Turkish-Sardinian (yes, really) coalition, we may yet see a curious coalition come together against Russia now. India, like most of the world, will be an anxious observer, but it was deeply linked to the earlier war, and may even have been partly its cause.
Through the 19th century Russia and Britain fought over Asia. This has been called the Great Game, since it was mostly covert and done through spies, with Crimea being the rare time it actually came to battle. The Game's big prize was India, where after decades of battling both Indian and other European powers, the British were now in control and extracting considerable riches.
For the Russians India was a rich, warm target far more tempting than the bleak and chilly interiors of Asia that lay between them. And geography suggested a short-cut, sidestepping the barrier of the Himalayas. If they could control the Black Sea, then the Bosphorus gave them a sea road which was only guarded by the tottering Ottoman regime.
And if they could gain that, then the whole eastern Mediterranean was in their grasp and so the approach to Arabia and India. The British knew this and worried about Russia much as we do about China today....
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Andreas Whittam Smith, First Church Estates Commissioner, told the Financial Times that the Church's own ethical watchdog sanctioned short selling, providing it was done in a responsible way.
He added that the group "does not have ethical concerns about short selling per se as an investment practice," and "did not make an ethical distinction between seeking to profit from a rise in the value of a security as against seeking to profit from a fall."
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Four Indiana same-sex couples filed a federal lawsuit Friday in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana challenging the state law, hoping to catch a recent wave of successful challenges to similar state laws.
Two of the couples — Melissa Love and Erin Brock of Jeffersonville, and Michael Drury and Lane Stumler of New Albany — want to get married in Indiana.
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The study of almost 4500 year 7 to 12 students, also revealed that 34 per cent of girls and 30 per cent of boys felt constantly under strain and unable to overcome difficulties.
More than half had low levels of resilience and of those, 43 per cent felt violence was an appropriate way to solve relationship issues.
A third were drinking at dangerous levels, and one in four lacked the confidence to say no to unwanted sexual experiences, while 16 per cent feel it necessary to carry a weapon.
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A new study has found an inverse relationship between the religiosity of a state's population and its "productive entrepreneurship." That's professor-speak for "entrepreneurial investment responsible for real economic growth."
In other words, the less religious a state's population, the more likely it is to have a healthy economy.
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"It is hard to underestimate the significance of the First World War for our national life. The Liturgical Commission is conscious that people will wish to commemorate its centenary in a number of ways. There will of course be national events such as the planned Vigil Service in Westminster Abbey on the evening of Monday 4 August, but many will want to hold local commemorations in a range of contexts. It is with these in mind that the Commission has prepared these resources, specifically with parish clergy and other worship leaders in mind. It is timely to launch them on the eve of the official commemoration of the Revd Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy ('Woodbine Willie'), remembered for his outstanding service as a military chaplain in the First World War."
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Mr Putin expects a slap on the wrist. Sanctions must exceed his expectations. Shunning the G8 summit, which he is due to host in June, is not enough. It is time to impose visa bans and asset freezes on regime-connected Russians (the craven parliamentarians who rubber-stamped their army's deployment should be among the first batch); to stop arms sales and cut Kremlin-friendly financial firms from the global financial system; to prepare for an embargo on Russian oil and gas, in case Ukrainian troops are slaughtered in Crimea or Russia invades eastern Ukraine. And the West should strengthen its ability to resist the Kremlin's revanchism: Europe should reduce its dependence on Russian gas (see article); America should bin restrictions on energy exports; NATO should be invigorated.
Ukraine needs aid, not only because it is bankrupt, but also because Russia can gravely harm its economy and will want to undermine any independent-minded government. America and the EU have found some billions in emergency funds, but Ukraine also needs the prospect, however distant, of EU membership and a big IMF package along with the technical assistance to meet its conditions. A vital start is a monitored election to replace today's interim government and the parliament, which is for sale to the highest bidder.
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TONY CARNES (Editor and Publisher, A Journey Through NYC Religions): New York is experiencing a religious surge.
LAWTON: The project is called "A Journey Through NYC Religions." Since they began in July of 2010, Carnes and his team have visited nearly 7,500 houses of worship and other religious sites. He estimates that's more than 77percent of them [Editor's note: Numbers updated as of 2014]. They interview, photograph, videotape, even draw, and post their articles and other material on their website, nycreligions.info. Carnes says he launched the project because he believed a vital part of New York life was being given short shrift.
Read or watch and listen to it all.
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He had been talking with another physicist at Cambridge, Mark Warner, about a project Dr. Warner was working on, an online course to improve physics education in high school. Dr. Biggins brought the chain fountain video to Dr. Warner's attention and they agreed it was an ideal problem to present to students because it involved Newtonian physics, not some extreme variant of string theory or quantum mechanics.
Then they realized that they didn't actually understand it.
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In popular parlance it has been described as a battle between the "post-Vatican II hippies and the right-wing traditionalists".
More seriously, it's about the difference between respecting, protecting and reinterpreting the centuries' old tradition of people-friendly Gregorian Chant within the context of congregational participation in the liturgical mass, and the banal sentimental dirges that have infested Sunday worship in most Catholic churches since the Second Vatican Council of the 1960s told its churches to open up to the modern world.
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Filed under: * Christian Life / Church Life Liturgy, Music, Worship Parish Ministry * International News & Commentary England / UK --Scotland * Religion News & Commentary Other Churches Roman Catholic
Rich is married to Holly and they have two sons, Griffin and Oliver. Rich graduated from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and has produced two Christian C-D's of original songs.
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Filed under: * Anglican - Episcopal * Christian Life / Church Life Parish Ministry Youth Ministry * Culture-Watch Religion & Culture Teens / Youth * South Carolina
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Nearly 400 clergy and delegates from 50 congregations across the lower and coastal areas of South Carolina are expected to gather for the two-day event.
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Filed under: * Anglican - Episcopal * South Carolina
Available now:
Go Up The Mountain Of Transfiguration – Bishop Rennis Ponniah
The prophets speak God's truth and declare a coming savior - Craig N. Borrett
Three excellent talks by Roger Carswell, evangelist, at All Souls, Langham Place:
Real Lives 1 [Luke 24:36-53]
Real Lives 2 [Luke 15:11-32]
The Death of Jesus Christ [Matthew 27:45-56]
More Sunday Services, Talks and Resources
The live broadcast of Holy Eucharist from St Helena's, Beaufort, SC [pictured] today has ended abruptly but the service may be available to listen to each Sunday at 10:15 am Eastern Time [3:15 pm London Time] here
Sermons are available here
Filed under: * Christian Life / Church Life Liturgy, Music, Worship
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Membership of the Standing Committee of the Anglican Communion
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Jefferson Mays, leading man of "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder", has died 1,000 times on stage -- faster than any lead actor in Broadway history. His fellow actors marked that deadly landmark outside the stage door at the Walter Kerr Theatre on West 48th Street.
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But there's also going to be a lot more gray in that rainbow. Not only are some 10,000 Baby Boomers turning 65 every day (and will continue doing so till 203o), but Americans are living longer and having fewer children than ever. Result: The nation's "age pyramid" is turning into more of a rectangle. That poses challenges for, among other things, Social Security. In 1960, near the peak of the Baby Boom, there were 5.1 workers for every Social Security-eligible retiree. By the time the last Boomer retires, that ratio will be down to 2 workers per retiree.
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Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs and peers – including Coalition ministers – will be given a free vote on a Bill that would enable doctors to help terminally ill patients to die, The Telegraph can disclose.
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FB: The enormous shift in our culture away from religion as a part of everyday life. There is a sort of — I won't say it's a science — but a certain quasi-intellectual scientism that assumes anything to do with the spiritual realm or religion is inherently irrational and that what one does when one chooses to believe is to close one's mind. But I am of the conviction — and one of our great witnesses, a woman named Flannery O'Connor, who was a fiction writer for the most part back in the '50s and '60s made it clear — that it's the fullness of the Catholic faith that keeps the mind open to mystery. Anything else that limits our understanding to what we can see and measure through the tools we have, it is that kind of thing which narrows the mind because there is so much more going on than meets the eye.
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FB: Being a Catholic represents and embodies continuity with the church from the very first centuries, and Anglicanism expressed its Catholicity by endorsing fundamentals about which everyone was expected to agree, but everything after that, we could disagree. They centered on the decisions of the church in the first millennium before the first split between East and West. So, what all Christians believed in the first millennium — that's what I mean by Catholicism…. I don't believe Catholicity is limited to Anglicanism by any means. It is certainly embedded in the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches as well.
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Kong Hee, the church's founding pastor and Sun Ho's husband, then takes the stage. In keeping with the electrifying mood, he invites his followers to speak "in tongues" and a pulsing murmur echoes through the auditorium of 8,000 people.
During the service, ushers hand out envelopes for donations, which consume at least a tenth of the salaries of most church members, going to fund different ministries, mission trips and special events.
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But on a typical Sunday, Block looks out over a mere 50 to 100 people in the pews: a tiny number in a city of 135,000, especially one whose official name is Lutherstadt (Luther City) Wittenberg. Indeed, nowhere in Germany is the share of Protestants lower than right here in Luther's homeland.
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The Most Rev. Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, was the chief celebrant of the eucharist. The Most Rev. Caleb Lawrence, assistant bishop and diocesan administrator, and the newly consecrated bishop, the Rt. Rev. Logan McMenamie, assisted him.
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Reconciliation, unlike forgiveness, is neither a unilateral act nor a one way street. 2 Corinthians 5:18 reminds us that the primary and central context for biblical reconciliation is God's reconciliation of himself to humankind through the death of Jesus Christ and his blood shed for our sins. From this, all people may be at peace with God through Jesus Christ. It is this reconciliation that the Christian primarily offers. Whatever other ministries of reconciliation we may have to offer are always shaped in every way by this God-initiated, Christ-effected process of reconciliation.
We do not have biblical reconciliation in the Anglican Communion today. From the See of Canterbury and the Anglican Communion Office we have "facilitated conversations." We have "continuing Indaba." We have peace-making- really peace-keeping if truth be told-with many crying "peace, peace" where there is no peace. But there is no repentance. Lambeth Resolution 1.10 (1998) continues to be violated in regards to the prohibition against the blessing of same-sex unions and the consecration of non-celibate homosexuals as bishops. As others have noted from the Pastoral Statement of the Bishops of the Church of England to The Pilling Report, pastoral blessings of same sex unions are now permitted in the mother church. We do not have accountability- welcomed or otherwise. Even the Archbishop of Canterbury admitted in his sermon in Nairobi on the eve of GAFCON 2013 that the Anglican Instruments of Unity have failed. The hurtful behavior not only continues but is accelerating.
We are far from any place of reconciliation within the Anglican Communion. For that we need genuine, Biblical reconciliation. To move from forgiveness to such reconciliation we need genuine repentance that "will not continue in the hurtful behavior or anything associated with it." For as John Stott observed in Confess Your Sins, "If we can restore to full and intimate fellowship with ourselves a sinning and unrepentant brother, we reveal not the depth of our love, but its shallowness, for we are doing what is not for his highest good. Forgiveness which by-passes the need for repentance issues not from love but from sentimentality."
God save us from shallow and sentimental substitutes for genuine reconciliation, rooted in the Cross of Jesus Christ.
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Clio has been reading the new English translation (from French) of the memoirs of empress Catherine II of Russia (1729-1796; reigned 1762-1796). Her reflections on her early life (to 1759) provide a provocative transition between I.M.O.W.'s theme of "Women, Power, and Politics" and "Exhibiting You."
Born as Princess Sophie Auguste Frederike von Anhalt-Zerbst, she was betrothed to the young Grand Duke Peter of Russia and went as a young teen, with her mother to live in the Russian court, where she received a new name, changed religions (from Lutheran to Greek Orthodox), and attempted to find a path through the incessant court intrigues that characterized the Russian court under the Empress Elizabeth. As the fiancée of the Grand Duke (the empress's nephew and designated heir) and subsequently as Grand Duchess, Catherine lived essentially under house arrest, with all comings and goings subject to the approval of the empress. Every time she developed a trusting relationship with someone in her household, that person would be quickly dispatched from the court. She survived many illnesses, as well as the prescribed cures such as "bleeding," presumably by leeches.
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Early on Catherine perceived that she would make history. When she was fifteen she penned a "Portrait of a Philosopher at Age Fifteen," which she subsequently destroyed. But she continued as an avid reader and writer – exceptional in the Russian court of that day, and wrote both as a reporter and an autobiographer, taking her writing very seriously (though she deprecated it before the public). She wrote three different autobiographical memoirs in French, the first of which was not published until 1859. All three appeared in print after 1905. Fortunately the manuscripts had not been lost in the meantime. Throughout her life, when she was not writing, Catherine spent considerable time reading and learning from major works in French and German.
Catherine had a demonstrably fine intellect and a great deal of common sense, which comes through in her writing. According to her translators, Catherine "wrote on politics, Russian history, education, economics, and linguistics; she wrote thousands of letters, more than two dozen plays and operas, the first Russian children's literature, memoirs, and journalism. Fluent in Russian, French, and German, she published a good deal in Russia and abroad, in French and in translations, often 'anonmyously.' Through her writings, Catherine promoted an enlightened Russia and its monarch together, and defended them against their many foreign critics, on a European historical, political, social, cultural, and intellectual stage." She also wrote many works that circulated in manuscript among selected friends. She corresponded with the leading French writers, in particular Voltaire and Diderot, but also Baron Grimm, editor of the Correspondance européenne. As much as her choices of what to wear, or how her portraits should represent her, Catherine's writings constituted another sort of public performance or exhibition.
As Catherine became more self-assured, aware of her talents, and versed in the strange maneuvering of Russian autocracy, her indomitable character emerged, and she began to stand up for herself, even to the empress Elizabeth – who died in late December 1761. By June 1762 Catherine had maneuvered into a position from which she and her supporters mounted a coup d'état against her incompetent husband Peter III (who was hustled away and subsequently executed) and Catherine took control of the government. Crowned in the Kremlin's cathedral in September 1762, she proved to be a master of statecraft. In fact, the reign of Catherine II was enormously successful. In western Europe, where women's rule was still controversial, advocates of women's capacity to wield political power pointed to Catherine as a prime example of an enlightened ruler, along with her counterpart Maria Theresia of Austria. Already during her lifetime many called her "Catherine the Great."
But following her sudden death in November 1796 – while writing – Catherine's estranged and irascible son Paul sought revenge – it was widely know that his mother had hoped to skip over him and choose her favorite grandson Alexander as her heir. Among many other dramatic actions, Paul I exhumed and celebrated the body of his irresponsible and much-maligned father. He also revised the rules of succession – from a policy in which the reigning Russian monarch could choose a successor to a strict system of primogeniture that would henceforth give preference to male heirs.
Sources: The Memoirs of Catherine the Great. A new translation by Mark Cruse and Hilde Hoogenboom (New York: Modern Library, 2005).
John T. Alexander. Catherine the Great: Life and Legend (New York & Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989).
Isabel de Madariaga. Russia in the Age of Catherine the Great (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1981).


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I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
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In our current culture, we're defined by our jobs. It's having a vocation. I wanted to shift away from that. I didn't want to be a doctor first and foremost, or a scientist, but one who praises God.
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Sports & Fitness
Long Floating Fins
These long-blade fins are highly recommended for training in order to swim at swifter speeds and increase leg strength. Each fin floats in both fresh and salt water. Closed heel provides extra support and easy on and off.$19.995.0/5 (1) -
Sports & Fitness
Indulge your love of getting and staying in shape with a wide variety of sporting equipment. Store it all with our storage and organization options.
Zoomers Swim Fins
Zoomers Gold provides a new level of foot pocket comfort, while improving blade stiffness, to create a completely new Zoomers fin. Zoomers Gold has a soft rubber foot pocket for more comfort. The Zoomers Gold blade stiffness is now a balance between that of the red and the blue Zoomers. Train with Zoomers Gold for a stronger faster kick with ideal propulsion. This fin can be used by all levels of swimming to boost cardiovascular conditioning and accelerate speed during workouts.$29.99


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Satin American stocks Power and Molded Case Circuit Breakers by every American manufacturer from 1940 through the present. Manufacturers include FPE, AC-Pro, ITE, ABB, Westinghouse, siemens, Cutler Hammer, Federal Pacific, GE, Square D, and DC. These circuit breaker items as well as our motor control centers and switchgears are supplied exactly to your specifications in 5-10% of the delivery time of new equipment. Satin American also specializes in circuit breaker product sales, testing and repair services. We stock FPE, AC-Pro, ITE, ABB, siemens, Westinghouse, Cutler Hammer, Federal Pacific, GE, Square D, DC & Other Circuit Breakers - New and Remanufactured, Switchgear, Motor Control Centers, Unit Substations, Circuit Breaker Parts, Solid State Trip Devices, Motor Control Centers and Used Transformers, worldwide since 1920. |
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Fly Control
Protect your horse from flies with fly control products from Dover Saddlery. Shop fly sprays and spot-ons, fly traps and strips or stop the fly cycle with horse feed-through treatments. Which ever way you choose to battle the flies, Dover has the fly control products you want at low prices everyday.