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Hn Logy Issue hn logy issue An invitation limited to Christians who accept the Trinitv and the primacy o(S cripture Preservation Action Conference First national meeting on ACTION TOOLS/or Clergy, Wardens, Vestries and others willing to WORK.for strong churches in the Anglican Communion after the Episcopal Revisionist schism Nov. 20-21 (Mon. & Tue.) Marriott World Trade Center, Orlando *Early birds: $99 per day limited hotel room block rate (For longer stays in Orlando , the very special low rate applies through prior and following weekends) A frontline mobilization and education conference for leadership, embracing LEAC's emblematic "Truth+ Clarity+ Courage" DAVID W. VIRTUE, America's most-read Anglican journalist, Conference Moderator • Strategies for releasing trapped ECUSA parishioners • Strategies for U.S. dioceses to survive in Anglicanism • Success strategies for orthodox rectors, vestries, parishes ~ Top Anglican leaders speaking as teachers for a successful outcome Workshops facilitating mobilization for triumph over Revisionism First annual Truth + Clarity+ Courage Award, to Fr. David H. Roseberry First annual American Anglican "Order of Valor" designees A timely conference curriculum devoted to ways of maximizing preservation of U.S. Anglicanism Nov. 20 - Registration/Coffee 8:00 - 10. Session A 9:00 - 11: 45. Luncheon 12:00 - 1: 30. Session B 1 :30 - 5. Nov. 21 -- Registration 8:00 - 9:00. Session C 9:00 - 11 :45. Awards Luncheon with speakers 12:00 - 1: 30. Session D Affinity Workshops (Law, Mobilization, Education , Communications) 1 :45 - 5:00. Sponsored by Lay Episcopalians for the Anglican Communion LEAC is a nonprofit tax-exe mpt coalition of American Anglicans faithful to the Trinity and pre-eminence of Scripture . P.O. Box 42604, Washington, DC 2001 5 Email info([daye piscopalians.org Phone (240) 485-7357 (detach registration form here) REGISTER NOW. Seize the $99 block daily rate. (Very special, valid Nov. 17 - 27) *Early Bird Reward: First 1,000 registrants will receive preferential seating both days. To: Lay Episcopalians for the Anglican Communion, P. 0 . Box 42604 , Washington, DC 20015 I'm a serious Anglican, register me for The Preservation Conference (attach addl. registrations) . __ 2-Day Conference (excludes hotel@ $99 per night. Marriott: (800) 385-9653) $125.00 (Cks payable to "LEAC") Mr. Ms. Rev. Dr. Bp .._ __ _ _ _ ____ _ _ Parish,_ _ __________ _ Street Address __ __ ___ ____ Diocese.____________ _ City, State, Zip ___ Email._ ___ _________ _ VISA OR MC CARD PAYT: # _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ Exp. _ ___ Signature _____ _ _ ____ I volunteer registration , promotion , communications help for the conference . Contact me. ____ I enclose a donation of$ _______ ( __ Please limit use of my donation to defray conference expenses .) ____ Register me for a workshop (no additional fee) : ___ Law. ___ Mobilization. _Education. ___ Communications . ____ I will not attend, but please add me to the LEAC Email List for news and program materials . Please write on and enclose separate sheet with your suggest ions of faithful Anglicans whom you wish to receive the invitation. The objective of THE LIVING CHURCH magazine is to build up the body of Christ, by describing how God is moving in his Church; by reporting news of the Church in an unbiased manner; and by presenting diverse points of view. THIS WEEK Features 5 Best of the Web Largely Silent and Unseen BY RICHARDMAMMANA 10 Blogging Episcopalians BY AARONOREAR 12 E-Serninary The Internet Allows Easy Access to Theological Education in Iowa 10 News 8 Letter Enumerates Evidence Against San Joaquin Bishop Opinion 13 Editor's Column Abusing a Good Thing 14 Editorials Growing Use of Technology 15 Reader's Viewpoint Materialism Confronted in the Creeds BYSALLY CAMPBELL 16 Letters Worldwide Convergence Other Departments 4 Sunday's Readings 21 People & Places AUGUST 20. 2006 · T HE LIVING CHURCH 3 SUNDAY'SREADINGS Priorities,Sacrifice, and Faith 'Strivejirstjor the kingdam of God and his righteousness ... ' (Matt. 6:33) EPISCOPALSOFTWARE The 11th SundayAfter Pentecost (Proper 15B), Aug. 20, 2006 Inexpensive • Customized BCP:Prov. 9: 1-6; Psalm 147 or 34:9-14; Eph. 5: 15-20; John 6:53-59 RCL:1 Kings 2:10-12, 3:3-14 or Prov. 9:1-6; Psalm 111 or Psalm 34:9-14; Eph. Prayer books, lectionaries, liturgy, 5: 15-20; John 6:51-58 Bible translations,Christian Every day we set our priorities for wisely, to make the most of the time, education, daily office, membership living. Every day we define who we are and to understand the will of the Lord. tracking & parochial reports, and who we are becoming. We choose Instead of getting drunk, they should be journaling, tutorials, what matters most to us, what comes filled with the Spirit. They should sing PDA software, teacher education, next, what comes last, what doesn't psalms and hymns and spiritual songs confirmation, Bible study, and more even happen. We embody our values in together, and they should also be our priorities, giving order and "making melody to the Lord" in their Servingthe Church direction to our lives. Wisdom was the hearts (Eph. 5:19). Wise Christian living for more than 17 years first priority for Solomon. He was king means they should make good choices of Israel after his father David died, but and avoid foolishness. But their See our web site: he admitted his limitations. He was wisdom will also mean worship and www.Episcopal-Software.com young and inexperienced. He did "not praise and thanksgiving together. know how to go out or come in" (1 Jesus offers a wisdom that [email protected] Kings 3:7). It pleased God that Solomon surpasses reason. He states that he is asked for wisdom instead of long life or the living bread that came down from wealth or victory over his enemies, so heaven , that anyone who eats this nWYCLIFFE the Lord granted him "a wise and bread will live forever, and that the discerning mind" (1 Kings 3:12). In bread he gives for the life of the world COLLFGE addition to the gift of discernment, God is his flesh (John 6:51). This startles Educating Tomorrow's also granted riches and honor to the Jews, who wonder in a very literal Church Leaders Today Solomon, giving him some of the things way how Jesus can give his flesh to Wycliffe is the largest Anglican he passed over when he asked for eat. But Jesus promises that he will Seminary in Canada. wisdom. abide in those who eat his flesh and We prize our Evangelical heritage with its As Solomon exercised wisdom, he drink his blood, and they will live strong emphasis on biblical faith , exacting scholarship, and the centrality of Jesus received wealth and honor in the world. because of him, as he lives because of Christ.· We rejoice in our Anglican traditions Sintilarly,Jesus states in the Sermon on God the Father . 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NextSunday WycliffeCollege The 12th SundayAfter Pentecost (Proper 168), Aug.27, 2006 5 HoskinAve., Toronto,ON M5S 1H7 BCP:Josh. 24:1-2a, 14-25; Psalm 16 or 34:15-22; Eph. 5:21-33; John 6:60-69 www.wycliffecollege.ca 1 Kings 8: (1, 6, 10-11 ), 22-30, 41-43 or Josh. 24: 1-2a, 14-18; Psalm 84 or AdmissionsTel: (416) 946-3525 RCL: [email protected] Psalm 34:15-22; Eph. 6:10-20; John 6:56-69 4 THE LIVIN G Cl IURCH · AUGUST 20. 2006 opers, a large and growing group of THE BISHOP WHO ATE HIS BOOTS Largely Silent church workers in many parishes and http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/ other religious organizations. 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