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6/8/2007
There is no point, said a group of African Primates in February 2006, "in meeting and meeting and not resolving the fundamental crisis of Anglican identity. We will definitely not attend any Lambeth Conference to which the violators of the Lambeth Resolution are also invited as participants or observers."
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5/31/2007
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
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May 24, 2007
A major power struggle is shaping up in the Anglican Communion.
This week the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, sent out over 800 invitations to the bishops of the Anglican Communion inviting them to next year's Lambeth Conference in Canterbury.
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5/17/2007
The burning question is this: who will go to Lambeth in 2008? Informed sources tell VirtueOnline that it will be all (rather than a partial) invitation.
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5/10/2007
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May 3, 2007
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
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4/26/2007
They came from the four corners of the earth. From Tibet to Bolivia, from Southeast Asia to Florida, from East Africa to Pennsylvania, nearly 1,000 evangelically driven Anglicans and Episcopalians gathered at Ridgecrest Conference Center near Asheville, NC to pour the new wine of the gospel into new wineskins for global mission.
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4/10/2007
This question might validly be asked of the Archbishop of Canterbury regarding the rebellious state of the Episcopal Church:Is his taking three months off to write a book and take a vacation, an example of Nero fiddling while Rome burns?
Read moreWhat really happened at Camp Allen, Texas, when the House of Bishops (HOB) met recently? A bishop, who agreed to speak to VOL on the grounds of anonymity, said it was not all that it seemed or was painted to be in the media.
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