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Conservative Evangelicals in CofE call for the appointment of a bishop to minister to their community

Great indeed are the hopes and expectations being focused upon recently selected Archbishop Welby

Written by James Ramsey, VirtueOnline | Saturday, December 8, 2012

But now there is a problem. Wallace Benn, the last conservative evangelical bishop in the whole of the Church of England who opposes women's ordination was appointed fifteen years, and has now retired

St. George’s Tron, Glasgow, agrees to give church property to Church of Scotland

Congregation gives up six-month battle and leaves church

Written by Craig Brown, The Scotsman | Saturday, December 8, 2012

The war of words continued yesterday, with St George’s Tron alleging that the sheriff court officer “stormed” a prayer meeting involving 100 people and “dragged out” its minister, the Rev Dr Willie Philip, to serve the court citation on him.

An Odd and Encouraging weekend

Including a Meeting of the International Presbyterian Church European Presbytery, founded by Francis Schaeffer

Written by Paul Levy, Ref21 | Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Saturday morning it was back to presbytery for a paper on 'Is it ever legitimate to rebaptise?'. Simon Arscott from Trinity York did an excellent job and is going to write up his paper. I was amazed to find out that the PCA is ok with the rebaptism of Roman Catholics.

Another Pittsburgh Area PCUSA congregation bolts for the EPC

Bakerstown Presbyterians vote to join conservatives

Written by Annie Siebert, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Rev. Muttart said some in the Presbyterian Church (USA) use "the feeling of Christ, untethered, un-double-checked by scripture ... to get across their political agenda, to get across what they think life should be like, or what culture tells us life should be like." "They are gaining in influence," he said. "What they would have us do is not tether ourselves to the written and revealed word of God."

Evangelical Presbyterian Church Joins Lawsuit in supporting religious freedom denied in Affordable Care Act

Joins NAE, SB Missions Board, Assemblies of God, Seventh-day Adventists, CMA, Lutheran (Missouri Synod), Anglican Church of North America, and others

Written by Staff | Tuesday, December 4, 2012

On June 22, 2012 the 32nd General Assembly of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church declared its affirmation of the Free Exercise clause of the Constitution of the United States, especially as the freedom of religious expression relates to abortion.

10 Old Wives’ Tales about Church Growth

Some views about church are downright superstitious and, at times, dangerous to the church

Written by Brian Orme | Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Preaching is extremely important, but having a charismatic and gifted speaker is not the stand-alone element you need to grow your church—or turn it around. Preaching is a core element of the church, but focusing on preaching alone—or trying to find a talented communicator—is not the answer to church growth.     There’s a lot... Continue Reading

In SC: As Episcopalians move toward split, questions and painful decisions remain

An analysis from both sides of the story from Columbia, SC major daily

Written by Carolyn Click, The State | Monday, November 26, 2012

Lawrence said there is no turning back, but there is still one huge non-theological elephant in the room: the valuable Lowcountry church properties that dot the landscape. Lawrence has said the congregations that want to leave the diocese are free to leave with properties intact.

Diocese Says Parish Must Hold Separate Communion Services

The only blended Catholic and Episcopal parish must change its worship services for communion

Written by Jeff Sheler | Sunday, November 25, 2012

The parish, Church of the Holy Apostles, has been led by Catholic and Episcopal co-pastors for more than 30 years. Parishioners say it’s an arrangement that has allowed families in mixed marriages to worship together and has helped build bonds that transcend denominational boundaries.         The Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond has... Continue Reading

Egyptian Churches Give Up on Helping to Create New Constitution

Orthodox, Protestants, and Catholics jointly withdraw, saying assembly marginalizes non-Islamists

Written by Jayson Casper | Sunday, November 25, 2012

A primary complaint is over the role of shari’ah. Article Two of Egypt’s 1971 constitution, as well as the current draft of the new constitution, enshrines the “principles” of shari’ah to be the primary source of legislation. Pope Tawadros does not dispute the article as currently defined—including its designation of Islam as the religion of... Continue Reading

In Its Search For ‘Relevance’, The Anglican Church Is Losing Relevance

The Anglican Church seems to have forgotten why people go to church

Written by Tim Stanley, The Telegraph | Sunday, November 25, 2012

It’s very English (and, therefore, quite Anglican) to dismiss the evangelicals as crazy people with an antiquated addiction to the Bible. But it’s actually the strength of their faith that makes them so attractive to people searching for certainty in a confusing and often horrible world. After all, “we offer the keys to the kingdom... Continue Reading

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