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January 06 2024 By dvirtue Ugandan Archbishop Warns Christians Warns Against False Teachings

Dr. Kaziimba appealed to Christians to use their God given talents while still alive to create a strong legacy like the late Mpalanyi Nkoyooyo.

Meanwhile the Bishop of Namirembe Diocese, the Rt. Rev. Moses Bbanja, praised the late Archbishop for his efforts in the construction of the Uganda Museum at Namugongo.

He also lauded president Museveni for the efforts made in renovation of Uganda Martyrs Shrine at Namugongo.

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January 03 2024 By dvirtue Title IV clergy disciplinary complaint filed against Bishop Alan Gates for ignoring allegations of child sexual abuse/rape

At the heart of the complaint is the allegation that Gates was contacted multiple times via email about the matter yet did nothing. Similarly, Starr Anderson, one of the intake officers for the diocese, was contacted by email but appears to have taken no action.

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January 03 2024 By dvirtue The tragedy of the Nigerian Christian massacre

The recent Christmas attack on Christians in Plateau State of Northern Nigeria is the continuation of the massacre of Christians by Islamists, instigated by and some clerics. A recent report found more than 200 Christians were massacred, over 300 wounded, and over 10,000 displaced and made homeless in the attack. The sporadic attack targeted about 20 Christian villages in the Plateau on the night of Christmas Eve through the early morning of Christmas Day.

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December 29 2023 By dvirtue Uganda High Court Summons Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu with 36 other Bishops

In a summons dated December 20, 2023, issued by Tumwebaze Kenneth, the Assistant Registrar, the Bishops have 15 days to file their defense from the date of service of the summons.

On June 28, 2023, the House of Bishops, convening at Kabalega Resort Hotel in Hoima, resolved to nullify Rev Ssemakula's election based on allegations that his integrity had been misrepresented.

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December 27 2023 By dvirtue ACNA: Ft. Worth Standing Committee resolutions on Women's Orders and Same-Sex Blessings

We affirm that these are first order issues in the Church, affecting the validity of sacraments and the grace that is (or is not) bestowed in such rituals. In the advent of the purported ordination of women and the blessing of same sex unions (or marriage of same sex couples), we see the desire of some to substitute a counterfeit for the sacred ordinances given to us directly by God. This we cannot abide.

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December 27 2023 By dvirtue ROME: Italian priest joins splinter Anglican Church, citing 'inclusivity'

"I do this within a Church which, without any pretense of perfection, shares those values of inclusivity that I always hoped would be reached also within the Catholic Church."

"In my new Church, I've discovered a community in which ecclesiastical leaders can be seen not as authority figures but as friends, and that's an invaluable gift," he wrote.

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December 27 2023 By dvirtue OHIO: Anglican Church opens doors in Darke County

The church aims to engage those seeking a traditional and authentic spiritual journey, inviting the community to attend Sunday Advent services in December with a special focus on the profound message of Christmas starting at 10 a.m. each week.

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December 26 2023 By dvirtue GSFA Chairman's 2023 Christmas Message and Year-end Review

The work of a person who is a witness is to establish the truth beyond a reasonable doubt. May all of us continue to be strong witnesses of the God who has revealed Himself in the holy scriptures. John the Baptist was the faithful witness and the voice in the wilderness who announced the coming of Jesus Christ, the King of Kings who rules and defends us, and restrains and conquers all of his and our enemies.

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December 19 2023 By dvirtue UGANDA: Fighting for leadership in the Church condemned

He noted that church leadership is a spiritual service not a position to acquire material gain as some think.

He urged church leaders and the believers to put their trust in God who can solve their problems but not man.

The archbishop's remarks follow an incident where Luwero diocese Christians went to court challenging the disqualification of Bishop elect, Kasana Semakula, over alleged adultery.

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December 18 2023 By dvirtue Vatican approves blessings for same-sex couples in landmark ruling

It said priests should decide on a case-by-case basis and "should not prevent or prohibit the Church's closeness to people in every situation in which they might seek God's help through a simple blessing".

The pope hinted that an official change was in the works in October in response to questions put forward by five conservative cardinals at the start of a synod of bishops at the Vatican.

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