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August 22 2023 By dvirtue SOUTH CAROLINA: Two Bishops Pay Tribute to a Faithful Departed Priest

"I do believe I learned more from Rick in my years as his assistant than I did in seminary," he said.

"If I were to sum Rick up in one word, it would have to be the word "beloved." I can't remember a sermon Rick ever preached where he didn't call out to us as the 'beloved," said Zadig.

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August 17 2023 By dvirtue LETTER FROM BISHOP STEWART RUCH

While this is difficult news, I am thankful that we are engaged in a canonical process that is moving forward. I am relieved that there will be an occasion to hear all sides and gain some resolution after two years. It is my desire to walk in openness and humility. Please keep me in your prayers!

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August 15 2023 By dvirtue Retired Episcopal priest Allen Farabee arrested for exposing himself to minors

"As soon as I learned of the Rev. Farabee's arrest, I immediately restricted his ministry and initiated proceedings under the Title IV disciplinary canons of The Episcopal Church," Rowe said. "I also talked with the clergy leaders of each congregation in our diocese where the Rev. Farabee served over the years, including the cathedral; St. David's, West Seneca; and St. James, Batavia.

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August 15 2023 By dvirtue Oldest Anglican Church in Kenya Gets New Provost

According to Religion unplugged.com, Omollo was born in Siaya County, the same county where former U.S. President Barack Obama's father was born, and in his formative years grew up on Nanyuki Air Base (now Laikipia Air Base), where his father worked as a senior sergeant in Kenya's air force.

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August 10 2023 By dvirtue ACNA Church joins ADOTT

The Rector of the Church, The Rev Zenith Benson says he and his congregation are excited to be part of the Anglican Diocese of the Trinity (ADOTT). We appreciate the support received and relationship built while at ADLW; we look forward to building new fellowship in the Anglican Diocese of the Trinity (ADOTT). No doubt we will miss our friends at the Diocese of the Living Word (ACNA), we are moving on to join the mission of the Church of Nigeria in North America.

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August 08 2023 By dvirtue ZIMBABWE'S PRESIDENT DONATES TO ANGLICAN CHURCH

Taking advantage of thousands that gathered at Bernard Mizeki shrine, Mnangagwa canvassed for support in the August 23 polls.

"I thought that at a pilgrimage there will be many people. If you are the head of State, with many people like this I take advantage and come.

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July 31 2023 By dvirtue Vivian Taylor reveals corruption within Episcopal LGBTQ+ advocacy group Integrity

As for payroll, there is never an excuse for missing payroll. Full stop. This is a legal and ethical requirement. All board members had a fiduciary obligation to make sure this did not happen.

In 2015, Taylor and the other full-time staff member were terminated in a reduction of force, with Taylor alleging sexual harassment.
Finally, in 2022, the organization dissolved.

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July 27 2023 By dvirtue Second Anglican Parish Heads for Episcopal Church

The Table Indianapolis was the first parish to depart for the Episcopal Church from the ACNA denomination that is largely composed of congregations that themselves either departed the Episcopal Church or were planted in cooperation with those who did so.

In 2022, C4SO was the second largest diocese in the ACNA measured by attendance, membership, and number of congregations. The Episcopal Diocese of Texas is the second largest in the Episcopal Church.

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July 27 2023 By dvirtue UGANDA: Anglican Church Archbishop Dragged into Court

A section of Christians and clergymen in Luwero were not happy with the decision. Seven Christians led by David Lule Mutyaba Muzzanganda petitioned the Luwero High Court demanding a declaration that the nullification of Kasana was null, void, and has no legal effect.

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July 27 2023 By dvirtue Austin ACNA parish joins the Episcopal Church

Those who have long been with this faith community will be the first to tell you that we have always aspired to be the kind of place that could welcome everyone in our neighborhood to encounter the love of God, or as we say it, "Life Together in the Goodness of God." Today our community deepened its commitment to that vision.

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