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This lighting fixture will update your existing vanity lighting. Very easy to install with two people and takes 3 candelabra (small base) light bulbs. NOTE: This cannot be hung with the lights facing downward since the light covers sit inside a grove. Since the lights face upward, it is a little darker when the lights are on, but I also use 40W bulbs instead of the max 60W bulb to conserve energy.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Exactly - brushed nickel
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. durable
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? correct
upon installing this light I noticed that the electrical wire leads coming form the light were alum. and not copper. this could be a major problem if installed with copper elect. lines. you should investigate b-4 purchasing this product.
Bought this to replace a theatre dressing type light. It fits perfectly in the space that was avaible and adds a modern look. Very Happy with the quality of this light and how fast it was sent ot me.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? The same.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Very good quality and very sturdly made.
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Very accurate.
Compact yet stylish we are very happy with this fixture. It projects just the right amount of light.
I purchased the unit as an upgrade to our bathroom vanity lights. These units are very attractive and a good value in my opinion. Two issues that I would like to make other readers aware of - when installing the unit, you install a wall plate first - simple installation with screws and possibly anchors, which aren't provided, but I reused my existing ones. I leveled the wall plate. After connecting the wiring and installing the light fixture, I noticed that it wasn't plumb. Problem was that the screws for the cover plate were improperly installed on the wall plate and I had to realign the whole thing. Not a disaster, but a bit of extra work. (This might be hard to follow, but if you have the fixture in front of you, it'll all make sense). Second is that the instructions leave a bit to be desired. If starting from scratch on a new installation, and if you aren't an electrician, it would be a bit difficult to install. Wouldn't have cost any money to provide better instructions. Overall, I am pleased with the new look.
Absolutely the best looking light fixtures -- I have looked both online and in many stores. We bought many of these (single-, three-, and four-light). The brightness is also just right.
Very nice fixture. Gives good light with easy to obtain bulbs. Be aware brushed nickle is not shiny like chrome.
We bought three of these lights (two 3-light bars and one 4-light bar) to update our master bath. (We replaced 1980s era vanity lights.) I had shopped for quite a while and was prepared to spend more money when I found these. We love the look of the lights. They definitely provided the updated look we wanted. Note that they don't come with bulbs. If you use the recommended 60-watt chandelier bulbs, they are VERY bright, at least if you have multiple bars like we do. That was quite an adjustment for us, but since the bathroom is rather dark, it's ultimately a plus. Nonetheless, we'll probably install a dimmer so that we can tone them down. Or you could use a lower wattage. My husband installed the lights and said that they were okay, but not the easiest installation he's done. He got all three installed in less than two hours, though. On the whole, a very good value for the money.
The unit looks great for my half bathroom, definitely modernized the look. Absolutely recommend, not too complicated to install. The price could have been cheaper though, unless you get a coupon then it is a great deal. I'm very happy with it.
Good quality , my husband put up in 30 minutes each. Decent quality for the price. Light reflects up off our white ceiling . Hoping it will make up for max of 60 watts...... Look really good.
Really nice design. It made it easy to install.
Very pleased with quality. Had bought them before. Happy to see the product on overstock.
This really adds an element of elegance to your bathroom. Easy to install
Perfect match to our new nickel color bath hardware.
The light was of good quality and very reasonably priced, unfortunately the finish didn't quite match our existing bath fixtures. Return was very simple. We will continue to look on overstock for a replacement.
Just what we were looking for bath room fixture replacement.
The lighting is very pretty in my electric yellow bathroom. The design compliments the room quite well. It's perfect for a relatively small bathroom.
Nice fixture well described. Plenty bright for a small to medium bath.
excellent and easy install.....but be careful with the glass pieces as they are fragile.
This is a very nice contemporary light fixture. No problem installing it myself. You will have to have anchors and screws ready as stated in previous review. I wish I would have bought the larger one with 4 lights. It is kind of dim in a small bathroom.


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Boys soccer: Jensen Beach blanks rival Martin County
Josh Venter scores 2 goals in 2-0 win
Josh Venter scored both goals Tuesday as Jensen Beach High School's boys soccer team defeated Martin County 2-0 in a District 13-4A game at Jensen Beach.
Andrew Weisbrot and Bryce Rausch had assists for Jensen Beach (1-3-1, 1-2 district).
Conrad Shay made nine saves in his first start for his first shutout.
Logan Hinckley and Kevin Colman combined for five saves for Martin County (5-4, 4-2).
Jensen Beach plays at Fort Pierce Central at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday. Martin County plays Lincoln Park on Thursday.
South Fork 5, Fort Pierce Central 0: Bradley Farias scored four goals as the Bulldogs won at South County Stadium.
Luca Farina added one goal and two assists for South Fork (6-2).
Ryan Hinterleiter and Greg Cramer had one assist apiece.
Spencer Brennan made nine saves, including three on breakaways, for his third shutout.
Fort Pierce Central is 1-3-2.
South Fork plays at Okeechobee on Dec. 11.
John Carroll Catholic 3, St. Edward's 0: Matt Utter had one goal and two assists as the Golden Rams won a District 10-1A game at McGuire Stadium in Fort Pierce.
Corey Alves and Mike Ensmann added goals for John Carroll (2-3-1, 2-3-1). Austin Moll had an assist and Andrew Smith made three saves.
Peyton Klein made seven saves for St. Edward's (3-4, 3-3).
John Carroll hosts Florida Air Academy at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Pine School 7, Master's Academy 1: A.J. Lettengarver scored three goals as the Knights won a District 10-1A game at Hobe Sound.
Reid Mortell added two goals and one assist for Pine School (6-1-1, 5-1 district). Nick Bellardi and Luke Denney scored one goal apiece.
Callum Brown had two assists and J.J. LaCort added one. Ethan Romero made four saves.
James Flaming scored an unassisted goal and Daniel Forsythe made eight saves for Master's Academy (2-4-1, 1-3-1).
Pine School plays at Florida Air Academy at 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Made with a single meat ingredient, Orijen Singles provide a simple and pure way to reward and nourish your dog with natural tastes he will love. Bursting with the savory taste of ranch-raised Alberta lamb and delivered fresh from our regions, these unique treats are loaded with 100% pure and natural meat - gently freeze-dried to keep your cherished dog healthy, happy and strong. Plus, they're made without cooking or preservatives so you can feel good about treating your dog!
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 53 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by DachshundLover Usual Orijen quality! We feed our dogs only Orijen dog food so we decided to try their treats as well. While they are smaller than we had thought they would be, our dogs love them. We love knowing that they are getting pure nutrition and very few calories, unlike the great majority of dog biscuits and other treats on the market. We have 3 older dachshunds who are very set in their ways and won't eat just any treat but they have given these their full seal of approval. April 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by OakleighsMom Great treats, especially for training! My 5 month old Great Dane puppy absolutely loves these treats! After switching her to Orijen food, I won't feed her anything other than the Orijen brand, treats included! She is currently in puppy training and we go through quite a few treats. Before finding these, we used another popular "premium" brand for treats and my puppy would always have very loose stools the next day or so after training class. But thanks to Orijen and their commitment to only using the absolute BEST ingredients in all of their products, I don't have to worry about her tummy getting upset after getting so many treats anymore! Thank you Orijen July 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jocelyn Lots of treats inside! A great option if you're looking for grain-free training treats. Our dog will work very hard in distracting conditions for some of these. We have just about tried every variety and there's nothing not to love. June 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by cjmc63 My dog loves this treat. My terrier loves this treat as a topping on his dinner, and he's very particular about what he eats. May 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by happypooch These are crazy good Mum! My Mum bought me these because I love Orijen food! They are crazy good! I'm doing a bunch of new tricks and come inside straight away when I'm called - cause I know I'm going to get a special Orijen treat. April 11, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Nick55 Too much liver content Because these were made by Orijen I didn't bother checking the ingredient content first, that was a mistake in this case. These are OCCASIONAL treats because of the high liver content. I had intended using them on a daily basis, however, will not be able to. I will now look for a treat with more muscle meat content and preferably no liver. Liver can be overfed to dogs as it has very high Vitamin A and iron content. Absorption of too much Vit. A can be toxic, too much iron can cause blockage of absorption of other minerals. August 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MissyLou Real meat and grain free. A great, grain-free treat. Pouch lasts longer than you would think. Thanks for another super product from Orijen. July 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nala2010 Good treats for your dogs, made with real food My dogs ate them ok, wasn't o crazy about the flavor, and a tad pricey April 22, 2013


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Dr. Masters co-founded wunderground in 1995. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990. Co-blogging with him: Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 6:19 AM GMT on August 26, 2011
As of 200AM EDT, Hurricane Irene was located at 28.7N, 77.3W, 460 miles south-southwest of Cape Hatteras. It was moving north at 14 mph with maximum sustained winds of 115 mph, making it a Category 3 storm on the Saffir-Simpson scale. Irene has a minimum central pressure of 942 mb. Outside of the US, hurricane warnings are still in effect for Grand Bahama and the Abaco islands. In the US, hurricane warnings are in effect for the coast of North Carolina from the Little River inlet north to the Virginia border. Hurricane watches are in effect from the NC/Virginia border north to Sandy Hook, New Jersey. Figure 1 shows the hurricane and tropical storm watches and warnings for Irene. Remember, a hurricane warning means hurricane conditions are expected, and tropical storm force winds will occur within 36 hours. A hurricane watch means that hurricane conditions are possible and tropical storm force winds are expected within 48 hours.
To find out if you need to evacuate, please contact your local emergency management office. They will have the latest information. FEMA has information on preparing for hurricanes. FEMA also has a blog describing their response to Irene.
Figure 1 Map of watches and warnings taken at 1215AM EDT, August 26, 2011
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Figure 2 shows that Irene is a large storm, with outflow reaching from Florida to North Carolina. Irene's eye is visible in the infrared imagery.
Figure 2 IR satellite view of Irene taken at 100AM EDT, August 26, 2011
Track Forecast
Irene is forecast to make landfall on the North Carolina coast Saturday afternoon. It will likely be a Category 3 storm, with windspeeds around 115 mph. As Irene moves northwards through the mid-Atlantic region it will weaken considerably. On Sunday, Irene's center will pass through the Tri-State region of New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut, with impacts spread over a wider region due to Irene's size.
Figure 3 Official track forecast of Irene at 11PM EDT, Aug. 25.
Irene and Flooding
Six to ten inches of rain are possible along Irene's track from the Carolinas northward, with 15 inches possible in isolated areas. As a result, flooding is very likely. The Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC) has issued their Significant River Flood Outlook for the next five days shown in figure 4. HPC thinks that river flooding in eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey is likely, while flooding along the rest of the northeastern US is possible.
Figure 4 Significant River Flood Outlook issued by HPC.
Tropical storm forces winds will reach the southern North Carolina coast by late Friday, with hurricane force winds arriving Saturday. Within the hurricane warning area in North Carolina, storm surge is expected to be 5-10 feet above ground. This is our storm surge forecast map.
People living on the the east coast of the US from the Carolinas to Cape Cod should closely monitor Irene and be in the process of finishing their hurricane preparations. If you have not started preparing for this storm, start immediately. If an evacuation order is given, please follow it. Irene will be a large storm, impacting areas far from the storm center track.
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A new initiative, Powered by Cycling: Panorama spotlights 26 short, looped cycling routes, several of which offer a unique chance to explore Denmark's local gastronomy.
Thinking of taking a city break in Europe? Love exploring a city's atmospheric streets or getting up close to local culture? Then Denmark has four fabulous city break destinations especially for you. Danish cities such as Aarhus and Aalborg are small and intimate, making them easy to get to know on a short break. Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, is the world's most liveable city and it's easy to see why when you take a Copenhagen city break.
Denmark is a country made for cyclists. The country is criss-crossed by over 12,000km of sign-posted cycle routes, taking you through gentle terrain and inspirational nature. There are short distances between sites and amenities and lots of opportunities to stop off and recharge your batteries.
Business Events Denmark met up with Peer Heldgaard Kristensen, Managing Director of VisitAarhus and one of the driving forces behind the ICCA Scandinavian Sustainability Chapter, to get his view on Aarhus/Denmark as a leading sustainable meetings destination.
VisitDenmark met up with Peer Heldgaard Kristensen, Managing Director of VisitAarhus and one of the driving forces behind the ICCA Scandinavian Sustainability Chapter, to get his view on Aarhus/Denmark as a leading sustainable meetings destination.
Last week at the ICCA Scandinavia Chapter conference in Aarhus, Denmark, the 2013 ICCA Scandinavian Destinations Sustainability Index results were released.
The five Scandinavian countries continue to collaborate and innovate to advance sustainability in the meetings industry. Released today, the 2013 Scandinavian Destination Sustainability Index demonstrates an annual improvement of 11% towards their goal of creating the world first sustainable meetings region.
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Live in the moment... The best holiday moments in life are made with friends and loved ones and there's no better place to create life-long memories than a Danish holiday home. Scattered across the country and often found next to beautiful coastline, quiet forests or picturesque lakes, Denmark's holiday homes are a national passion. Read on to find inspiration for and help booking a summer home holiday in Denmark.
Denmark is one of Europe's top cruise destinations. Copenhagen has been rated Europe's Leading Cruise Port by the World Travel Awards several times. Other renowned Danish cruise destinations include Aarhus, Elsinore, Skagen and Bornholm.
Think Denmark is expensive? It doesn't have to be! Denmark is actually an easy cheap holiday destination, perfect for budget travel. It's small and quick to get around by bike or public transport. Many of its most famous attractions and landmarks are free to see. There are free events and Denmark's beaches and national parks are free to enjoy all year round. And don't worry about expensive restaurants and places to stay! There are many cheap hotels, cheap restaurants and ways to spend less on food in Denmark.
Denmark's rocky Baltic island of Bornholm is a popular holiday destination that offers heritage sights and nature – all of which can easily be reached on bicycle or on nature walks. Download the itinerary for Bornholm
Denmark is the heart of Europe's cycling culture, the perfect destination for families and couples looking for an active and exciting holiday experience. With gentle inclines, breath-taking scenery and some 12,000km of safe cycling routes, it's as if Denmark was made for cycling. This action-packed infographic will whizz you through the fascinating facts of this cycling nation, and guide you through its award-winning attractions. You'll be ready to ride in no time!
Denmark is the ideal location for small and cosy business meetings and events. Experience Denmark's exclusive venues, professional services and MINDblowing and innovative solutions to organize successful business meetings. Getting to and around Denmark is easy and once here, Denmark offers Michelin starred restaurants, exciting sites and attractions and hospitable, happy Danes. Discover a world class business event destination with a different MINDset. We look forward to hearing from you!
Siden 2004 har Meetovation projektet givet Danmark en suveræn first-mover position på det internationale mødemarked. Nu er en videreudvikling af projektet skudt i gang med Meetovation 3.0. Meetovation 3.0 skal imødekomme den stigende konkurrence i den internationale mødebranche og bibeholde Danmarks nuværende status og troværdighed. Del dine ideerEn koncept taskforce er i gang med at videreudvikle og innovere Meetovation konceptet.
Hotels in Denmark come in all shapes, sizes and price ranges and booking one that is right for you is easy. This page will get you started on finding and booking your hotel in Denmark.
Looking for some summer holiday inspiration? Denmark is a small kingdom of over 400 islands and 7,000km of coastline. It's easy to get around and dotted with unique holiday cottages. Read on to get started on your summer holiday plans.
Do you have a question for VisitDenmark? We're ready to answer your questions and to help put you on the right path to information and inspiration on Denmark as a holiday destination. So please feel free to contact us!
Are you an Instagrammer? If so, follow VisitDenmark's official Instagram profile. We're sharing pictures and travel stories of Denmark with the world every day on Instagram and can't wait to share yours!
You're spoilt for choice in South Jutland when it comes to calm, family-friendly beaches. There are many dotted along the Little Belt coast, the island of Als and the Kegnæs peninsula.
No matter where you are in Denmark, you'll never be more than 50km from the sea. And with over 7,000km of coastline, it's hardly surprising that beach holidays are a popular part of Danish culture. So consider a beach holiday in Denmark!
Get a unique chance to explore Denmark's scenic coastal destinations on short, looped routes that branch out from two national cycling routes - the West Coast Route and the Berlin-Copenhagen Route!
A new initiative, Powered by Cycling: Panorama spotlights 26 short, looped cycling routes is perfect for freewheeling family fun too!
An immediate reduction of price of approx. 6.25 per cent - that's the expected result of the new 100 per cent VAT exemption on hotel accommodation for business events brought into effect on 1 January 2015 in Denmark.
Bringing your kids to Denmark? If you're looking for ideas and inspiration for budget or free attractions in Denmark for kids, read on. Learn about free entry museums, films and theater, fun experiences in cities and nature and much more. It is possible to do Denmark on a budget or for free even with the kids in tow!
Denmark is currently sizzling with culinary experiences and a new foodie trail is being blazed along Denmark's meandering coastline where leading chefs turn the spotlight on some of the country's many culinary treasures!
There are many reasons why you can't beat seeing Denmark from a bicycle and here are ten to get you going.
From fascinating carvings to fully-preserved prehistoric corpses, Denmark's ancient origins are visible in many places and waiting for you to experience them.
Denmark is an open and friendly society which prides itself on being welcoming and accepting of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals. Here's a guide to LGBT events, attractions and resources in Denmark.
We've picked Denmark's most shareable places to help you plan where to go and what to share from your travels in Denmark. Here you'll find Danish sights worth sharing and great shots taken by others around Denmark. So pick your destination below, put Denmark's most shareable places on your list of things to see and then get sharing.
Why Denmark? Forget the why and go straight to when Danish people are understated by nature, so when we say we love something; you can take it at face value. If there is one thing we are proud of, it is our country; here are just a few of the reasons why::
Many of Denmark's big attractions are accessible all year round and usually free of charge, for example churches, statues, ancient monuments and historical ruins. Many castles and manor houses offer free entry to the adjacent gardens and grounds. Read on to find out more ideas for free sightseeing in Denmark.
It's easy to get out onto the water and experience real Danish maritime history for yourself. A number of harbour towns around Denmark have important maritime attractions, festivals and vintage sailing ships to board. Here are some great places to discover Denmark's history on the high seas.
Best Destination Partner - one of the leading PCO's and DMC's in Scandinavia - has come up with some brilliant new tour suggestions showcasing the uniqueness of Danish living and the world-famous Danish cuisine!
Diverse, modern and fun, Aarhus is one of the happiest cities on Earth. A visit to its art galleries, cosy Latin Quarter or the Old Town will show you just why Aarhus' residents, and visitors, are so happy…
Lots of MINDblowing meeting activities are lying ahead of us all - and here's where you will find VisitDenmark's Business Events Team ready to assist you with news and ideas from Denmark in 2015..
There are many different ways to enjoy Denmark, depending on your interest. Are you looking for a romantic weekend break to Copenhagen? Thinking of a blissful break around Denmark's countryside by bike? Or maybe you're ready for some family fun at Denmark's fantastic theme parks. Plan the holiday in Denmark that's just right for you with the help of all of VisitDenmark's inspirational content, gathered in this handy guide.
Conchita Wurst won the Eurovision Song Contest 2014! Though the Eurovision Song Contest has moved on, the party in Denmark continues! Meet Danes, see the sights and soak up Danish culture on your own fairy-tale holiday in Denmark.
Denmark is a safe country packed with fun offerings for all the family. From world class attractions, such as Legoland, to thousands of kilometres of unspoilt beaches, you'll find something for your whole family on holiday in Denmark.
Why not take a tasting tour of traditional Danish dishes? It's not only a great way to fill your belly, but you'll learn a lot about Danish culture and history and meet a lot of Danes along the way. So dig in to a plate of Plaice á la Skagen in North Jutland or pick your favourite pickled herring at Møn in South Zealand. Every region has its speciality and here are some of the highlights.
Denmark is a clean-tech and renewable energy world leader. Copenhagen was appointed European Green Capital of 2014 and has one of the world's most ambitious climate policies - with a goal of being the first carbon neutral capital by 2025. In Denmark green and responsible meetings are almost impossible not to stage.
Denmark is the ultimate destination for cycle holidays. With more than 12,000km of signposted cycle routes, gentle terrain, inspirational nature and short distances between amenities, Denmark is a country made for cyclists and cycling trips. It's safe, easy and great fun. If you like active holidays, plan a cycle holiday in Denmark. Here you'll find information on bike holidays in Denmark, from tips and inspiration to route planning and bike hire. So saddle up and cycle Denmark!
The Aim - A better return on your meeting investment The aim of Meetovation is simply to create a better learning outcome and an increased return on investment on any given meeting or business event – i.e. to achieve a better Return on Investment on meetings.
For the 4th consecutive year Denmark is the easiest country in Europe to do business, according to the World Bank's latest Doing Business report. The ranking confirms that Denmark offers one of the world's most dynamic and efficient business environments.
- Meetovation is the best concept I've ever seen as it is a mixture of bringing incentives to groups and activating them. I've learned that meetings have a peak time and a happy ending, which is something I will bring to my groups too, said an attending meeting planner after the MINDevent 2014.
- Meetovation is the best concept I've ever seen as it is a mixture of bringing incentives to the groups and activating them. I've learned that meetings have a peak time and a happy ending, which is something I will bring to my groups too, said an attending meeting planner after the MINDevent 2014.
Exhibitors from Denmark will be making their debut in CONVENE 2015 with VisitDenmark, Wonderful Copenhagen CVB, Park Inn by Radisson Copenhagen Airport and DMC Nordic already confirmed and completing a Baltic Sea circle of exhibitors represented at the event.
Its Magical. Inspiring. Fun! The Danes are crazy about Christmas. Since the Viking Age – and even before – the Danes have celebrated the dark of winter and that cosy, scarf-snuggling mood they call hygge.
Explore the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen and Scandinavia's oldest town, Ribe. And discover Viking history and the world's first LEGOLAND – all in the Region of South Denmark. Download itinerary for The South of Denmark


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Advisory Opinion #22 Actions of the 218th General Assembly related to G-6.0106b & G-6.0108 Recent actions by the 218th General Assembly regarding G-6.0106b and G-6.0108 in the Book of Order are raising questions in sessions and presbyteries about the effect of those actions on the work of these ordaining bodies. This is a synopsis of some of those actions and their effects. I. The 218th General Assembly voted (Item 05-09) to send a proposed constitutional amendment that asks the presbyteries to delete the current text of G-6.0106b1 and insert new text2 in its place. Until a majority of the presbyteries vote to approve that amendment, the standards contained in the current G-6.0106b remain among the standards to be applied in examinations for ordination and installation. II. The 218th General Assembly adopted (Item 05-09) a new Authoritative Interpretation, which is now in effect: Interpretive statements concerning ordained service of homosexual church members by the 190th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America and the 119th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States and all subsequent affirmations thereof, have no further force or effect. What this means is that this identical wording from those 1978 and 1979 predecessor bodies is no longer in effect: "For the church to ordain a self-affirming, practicing homosexual person to ministry would be to act in contradiction to its charter and calling in Scripture, setting in motion both within the church and society serious contradictions to the will of Christ" (Presbyterian Church in the United States, 1979, 201; United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, 1978, 261). The subsequent affirmations that are also negated include these words from the 1993 General Assembly Minutes, p. 76: …we concur with the opinion of the Advisory Committee on the Constitution that 'the General Assembly statements of 1978, 1979, and subsequent years 1 Those who are called to office in the church are to lead a life in obedience to Scripture and in conformity to the historic confessional standards of the church. Among these standards is the requirement to live either in fidelity within the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman (W-4.9001), or chastity in singleness. Persons refusing to repent of any self-acknowledged practice which the confessions call sin shall not be ordained and/or installed as deacons, elders, or ministers of the Word and Sacrament. 2 Those who are called to ordained service in the church, by their assent to the constitutional questions for ordination and installation (W-4.4003), pledge themselves to live lives obedient to Jesus Christ the Head of the Church, striving to follow where he leads through the witness of the Scriptures, and to understand the Scriptures through the instruction of the Confessions. In so doing, they declare their fidelity to the standards of the Church. Each governing body charged with examination for ordination and/or installation (G- 14.0240 and G=14.0450) establishes the candidate"s sincere efforts to adhere to these standards . concerning the ordination of self-affirming, practicing homosexual persons and the related recommendations adopted by the General Assemblies have been considered by the judicial commissions of the church . . . [and] currently carry the weight of authoritative interpretations.' Authoritative Interpretations relying on the following General Assembly Permanent Judicial Commission cases (GAPJC) are now no longer in effect: Union Presbyterian Church of Blasdell v. Presbytery of Western New York, (1985, Part I, p. 121) LeTourneau v. Presbytery of Twin Cities (1993, 163, 11.044) Sallade, et al. v. Presbytery of Genesee Valley (1993, 166, 11.045) Hope Presbyterian Church v. Central Presbyterian Church (1994, 142, 11.086) The GAPJC cases that responded to the current wording in G-6.0106b continue to have effect: Wier v. Second Presbyterian Church (1999, 831, 12.077) Sheldon, et al. v. Presbytery of West Jersey (2000, 589, 12.205) Benton, et al. v. Presbytery of Hudson River (2000, 586, 12.169) Londonderry v. Presbytery of Northern New England (2001, 577, 12.1028) Wier v. Second Presbyterian Church, Ft. Lauderdale (2002, 339, #214-5) Hart, Presbytery of San Joaquin et al. v. Presbytery of Redwoods (2003, 277, #215-8) McKittrick v. West End Presbyterian Church (2003, 272, #215-5) Stewart v. Mission Presbytery (2008, #218-04) III. The 218th General Assembly also adopted (Item 05-12) a new Authoritative Interpretation of G-6.0108: …the requirements of G-6.0108 … apply equally to all ordination standards of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Section G-6.0108 requires examining bodies to give prayerful and careful consideration, on an individual, case-by-case basis, to any departure from an ordination standard in matters of belief or practice that a candidate may declare during examination. However, the examining body is not required to accept a departure from standards and cannot excuse a candidate's inability to perform the constitutional functions unique to his or her office (such as administration of the sacraments). We believe this modifies the 2008 GAPJC decision of Bush v. Presbytery of Pittsburgh, in that the scrupling of either belief or practice is now allowed. The effect of this action is to remind ordaining bodies that they bear the responsibility for determining whether any particular standard (including those described in G-6.0106b) will be a bar to that particular candidate"s ordination/installation. This Authoritative Interpretation preserves the historic right of sessions and presbyteries to determine their membership; all these decisions, however, continue to be subject to review by a higher governing body. The 218th General Assembly left in place the prohibition in Bush which told ordaining bodies: "Restatements of the Book of Order, in whatever form they are adopted, are themselves an obstruction to the same standard of constitutional governance no less than attempts to depart from mandatory provisions." Other decisions by the 218th General Assembly: IV. The assembly declined to propose an amendment to W-4.90013, thus continuing the PC(USA) constitutional provisions reserving marriage for relationships between a man and a woman. V. The assembly agreed to the appointment of a Special Committee of Fifteen to study the accuracy of the current translation of the Heidelberg Catechism. One of five areas of concern is Question 874 dealing with those who will be saved. The special committee will be appointed by the Moderator of the 218th General Assembly to study the recommendation and bring back a proposal to the 219th General Assembly (2010). If that assembly approves the proposal, it will be sent to the presbyteries for approval. If two- thirds of the presbyteries vote to adopt the amendments to the catechism, it will return to the 220th General Assembly (2012). If that assembly approves the changes, then the corrected Heidelberg Catechism will replace the current version in The Book of Confessions. 3 Marriage is a gift God has given to all humankind for the well-being of the entire human family. Marriage is a civil contract between a woman and a man. For Christians marriage is a covenant through which a man and a woman are called to live out together before God their lives of discipleship. In a service of Christian marriage a lifelong commitment is made by a woman and a man to each other, publicly witnessed and acknowledged by the community of faith. 4 "Can those who do not turn to God from their ungrateful, impenitent life be saved?" The current text of the answer reads: "Certainly not! Scripture says, "Surely you know that the unjust will never come into possession of the kingdom of God. Make no mistake: no fornicator or idolater, none who are guilty either of adultery or of homosexual perversion, no thieves or grabbers or drunkards or swindlers, will possess the kingdom of God." "
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