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Under One Ri>Of ING Diocese of lndi Under One Ri>of This sununer ' give your advert1· . s1ng li£e ! THE LIVING CHURCH Summer Parish Administration Issue - June 5, 2005 - Reservations Due: Friday, May 6 . .·,A, ,twor~ ·:,~e .: Tuesday, May 10 ~._...,~"-e-"' 6~;;.~ " ,J ,.,.: ...~ , The Summer Parish Administration Issue will be filled with fascinating articles, enticin commentary and special features relating to the practical side of running a parish. Reach an additional 8 to 10,000 readers (that is nearly double the circulation!) - Take advantage of hig pass-along rate - Excellent ad vehicle for announcing special events or conferences - One of the mo! read issues of 2005 - Influence those who make major purchasing decisions (clergy, vestry, paris administrators & other leading Episcopalians) - Target your service with NO waste - We also specia ize in Recruitment advertising Contact: Tom Parker, Ad Manager (414) 276-5420 ext. 1 [email protected] P.O Box 514036, Milwaukee, WI 5320 Reminder! The next Parish Administration Issue is September 11. Closing is August 11. Space will be limited. Make your reservations early. The objective of THELIVING 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 Opinion 10 Living in the Meantime 11 Editor's Column BY DAVIDG. DUGGAN Bold Proposal for Change 12 Editorials News Harsh Treatment 6 Decision on ACC Meeting 13 Reader's Viewpoint Through a Glass Darkly OtherDepartments BY STEPHENM. HALL 4 Sunday's Readings 14 Letters 5 Books No Backing 17 People & Places MAY I. 2005 · THE LIVING CHURCH 3 "Speak Lord, SUNDAY'SREADINGS for your servant is listening" BearingFruit in Plenty Helping 'God is telling everyone everywhere' (Acts 17:30) Individuals and Groups to Hear God's Call TheSixth Sunday of Easter(Year A), May 1, 2005 In each of our lives, crossroads BCP: Acts 17:22-31 or Isaiah 41:17-20; Psalm 148 or 148:7-14; 1 Pet. 3:8-18 are approached: The choices may seem or Acts 17:22-31; John 15:1-8 to be many, yet the best direction RCL:Acts 17:22-31; Psalm 66:7-18; 1 Pet. 3:13-22; John 14:15-21 to take is unclear. In carrying out their responsibilities, groups The lessons in this Easter season they have (1 Pet. 3:15). The teaching is are faced with the need to make choices: have carried us through the conviction given even in the context of possible Too little time seems to be devoted that Jesus was raised from the dead to persecution. However, though he to seeking God's guidance in the process. realizing how the resurrection benefits speaks of the possibility of suffering believers. Now today's lessons give (verse 17), he first says that "no one can Our nationally recognized workshops hurt you if you are determined to do help both individuals and groups open believers the charge to share that mes­ their hearts and minds - their whole selves - sage with others. It is evident that God's only what is right" (verse 13). In Acts, to the guiding presence of God. primary plan for proclaiming the gospel we have the account of Paul preaching is that believers are to carry the mes­ the gospel to the Greeks in Athens. With Please contact our Program Office. sage to unbelievers. Few believers are consummate skill, he addresses in their We look forward to the opportunity converted by visions (as was Saul of own idiom those whose "one amuse­ to see how we can help. Tarsus, for example) or their own study ment . is to discuss and listen to the LISTENING HEARTS MINISTRIES (as was C. S. Lewis, for example); the latest ideas" (Acts 17:21). Earlier Paul Phone: 4 I 0-366-185 I overwhelming majority of believers are addresses the pagan Lyconians with Email: [email protected] converted because someone taught and images of providence through nature Website: www.listeninghearcs.org lived the gospel and made it attractive. (Acts 14), and whenever he addresses Even Saul had "goads" he was resist­ Jews in the synagogue, he argues from SHRINE OF OUR LADY ing before he had his vision, and Lewis the scriptures. He accommodates him­ OF CLEMENCY had many friends who spoke to him of self to people in all kinds of different Jesus. In today's lessons, we have God's situations, so that by all possible means Continuous Novena daily at 5.45pm Send your prayer requests to promise that the Lord will answer the he might bring some to salvation (1 Cor. 9:22). Canon Gordon Reid need of those who thirst "so that people S.Clement's Church may see and know ... that the hand of Finally, in the gospel we have the 2013 Appletree St. the Lord has done it" (Isaiah 41:17,20). powerful and much-loved image of Philadelphia, PA 19103 We begin the readings with the asser­ believers being united to Jesus the way www.s-clements.org tion that, first of all, it is God who will branches are connected to a vine. Yet it THE MISSION BOOKSTORE give the increase and bless the work of is clear that these branches are =,,,..-,,,,,_, OF NASHOTAH HOUSE evangelists, and that those who thirst intended, because of that very connec­ AN EPISCOPAL SEMINARY shall be satisfied. tion, to "bear fruit." Believers have no 2777 MISSION ROAD NASHOTAH, WI 53058-9793 Peter charges his listeners always to choice whether or not to be evangelists. have their answer ready for people who Rather, our choice is whether we will Mostbooks seen in TheLiving Church are available. Askabout clergy and church discounts. ask them the reason for the hope that do a good or a bad job of it. (262) 646-6529 LookIt Up Does the "praise" that is the overwhelming theme of today's psalm selection have REMINDER! implications for the call to evangelism found in the other lessons? College Chaplaincies ThinkAbout It The College Services To whom have you personally borne testimony to the gospel? Has it become natu­ Directory will run in ral to you to bear testimony to the gospel at all times by both word and example? August & September. NextSunday For details, TheSeventh Sunday of Easter(Year A), May 8, 2005 contact Tom Parker at BCP: Acts 1 :(1-7)8-14 or Ezekiel 39:21-29; Psalm 68:1-20 or 47; 1 Pet. 4:12-19 [email protected] or Acts 1 :(1-7)8-14; John 17: 1-11 RCL: Acts 1:6-14; Psalm 68:1-10, 33-36; 1 Pet. 4:12-14; 5:6-11; John 17:1-11 4 THE LIVING CHURCH · MAY I. 2005 BOOKS Shamingthe Devil Essaysin Truthtelling By Alan Jacobs. Eerdmans. $20. Pp. 247. ISBN 0-8028-4894. When I received Shaming the Devil by Alan Jacobs I was immediately put off by the subtitle Essays in Truthtelling. When I am so fore­ warned, I am pre­ pared to hear some politically strident point of view that usually leaves me feeling intellectu­ ally beaten. I hereby repent of my cynicism, at least in regards to this magnificent book. In an incredible series of essays sen­ sitively critiquing numerous so-called truthtellers such as Alexander Solzhenitsyn, W. H. Auden, Iris Mur­ dock, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and the Nigerian Nobel Laureate Wole Ask for a clergy moving specialist and discover Soyinka, Dr. Jacobs plumbs great why thousands of churches, clergy and seminarians have depths of thought and insight. ♦ ClergyDiscount relied on us for nearly two decades. In these seemingly unrelated essays, Jacobs takes on some of the -$-GuaranteedDates most critical moral issues of our cul­ ♦ Up To 3 Estimates ture with caring sensitivity, but great • MajorVan Lines www.clergyrelocation.com profound observation, and overarch­ email: [email protected] ing intellectual integrity. Jacobs' breadth of knowledge of his resources is nothing short of stunning, yet his brilliance of accumulated Reinventing Church knowledge is buttressed by an equally A conference by those who don't give conferences for those impressive talent for incisive and logi­ who usually don't go to them at St. Bartholomew's, New York City cal thinking, a combination of talents more rare than would be supposed. I would do a major disservice to the book to try to summarize even one of St. Bart's was once one of the largest -Episcopal parishes in the nation . It the essays; their intricacy and depth went through a decline and also some devastating woes . Our survival, other defies "cliff-noting." They must be (J than as a landmark and museum, was in doubt . We had to grow, or go. read in the fullness of the presenta­ We offered this conference for the first time in 2002.We have learned what tion. 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