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APRIL 3, 2005 · the LIVING CHURCH 3 80-Tid OA,/4- SUNDAY'sreadings CHO IR CHAIR Noproof, Ever 'You Have Not Seen Him, Yet You Love Him' ( 1 Pet.1 :8) Contact: Tom Parker, Ad Manager (414) 276-5420 ext. 16 [email protected] P.O Box 514036, Milwaukee, WI 53203 REMINDER:The Double CirculationSwnmer Parish Administration Issue is June 5. Spacewill be limited.Closing is May ( The objective of THE LIVING CHURCHmagazine 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 11 Growing Up as a Chorister 15 Editor's Column BY KADIAWORMLEY Not a Suspension 13 Missouri Hannony 16 Editorials Revi'lfing Some 19th-century Gems Poor Example of Unity in Shape-Note Singing 17 Reader's Viewpoint BY P. DANBRI'ITAIN Let's Take a Hard Look at Scripture 14 Thomas, the 1\vin BY C. PATRICKORMOS Di.sciple, Doubter an.a Missionary BY LAWRENCEN . CRUMB 18 Letters It's Outrageous OtherDepartments News 4 Sunday's Readings 8 Bishops Declare 'Time for Healing' 5 Sharps, Flats & Naturals 10 Calgary Bishop Resigns 21 People & Places APRIL 3, 2005 · THE LIVING CHURCH 3 80-tid OA,/4- SUNDAY'SREADINGS CHO IR CHAIR NoProof, Ever 'You have not seen him, yet you love him' ( 1 Pet.1 :8) The Second Sunday of Easter (Year A), April 3, 2005 BCP: Acts 2:14a,22-32 or Gen. 8:6-16; 9:8-16; Psalm 111 or 118:19-24; 1 Pet. 1 :3-9 or Acts 2:14a,22-32; John 20:19-31 RCL: Acts 2:14a, 22-32; Psalm 16; 1 Pet. 1:3-9; John 20:19-31 The second Sunday of Easter, fre­ believe? Because he had a community quently called "Thomas Sunday," pres­ of believers among whom to live for ents us with the "next step" after the "eight days." Not one of those who had resurrection of Jesus. We are called - seen or heard of the empty tomb no, we are pressed hard - to believe in believed that Jesus was risen until they the resurrection. Often the example of had seen him. In that Thomas was not Thomas is presented in order to com­ unique - but he was the first to live in fort people who have doubts in the res­ a community of believers, and to Jesus urrection. Such teaching not only that ought to have been convincing with FIBRE RUSH SEAT misses the point, it is diametrically enough for Thomas to believe. This opposed to it. was Thomas' particular calling. Jesus Since 1877 It is true that some people who go to could not have appeared to the 10 on R.Geissler-l Inc. church don't believe that Jesus is really that first evening, looked around, and P.O. Box 432 risen from the dead, but that state of asked, "Where's Thomas?" Our God gives us the dignity of offering our­ Old Greenwich, CT 06870 unbelief is never, anywhere in scripture, allowed to sit comfortably. On the con­ selves to him of our own free will, for Phone: (203) 637-5115 trary, Thomas was upbraided by Jesus only offerings freely made have value. for not believing until he had proof. "Up Yet he urges us tenaciously always to to 500 believers at the same time" saw choose him. We are always urged to Jesus risen, according to Paul in 1 choose him "on trust" - that is, with­ l'c;A.LLE-P-y syzA.Nc1um "T Corinthians 15:6. This is apparently the out proof, for true love never needs e ~X(fl .li!--it:c hcirl..:_.,(.)1't")S f r<.:.ln'l largest number of believers who ever proof. Indeed, love is insulted and J\.ncicnl' bcsi9n~ saw the risen Lord. Yet more than 2 bil­ cheapened if proof is required. There lion people today claim to be Chris­ is, however, compelling evidence for r tians, not to mention the population of the resurrection - something that believers of previous generations. God's Thomas had and every generation has I standard is obviously that people are to had since. Peter describes a believing believe without proof. "Blessed are community in the lesson from his first those who have not seen and yet epistle, the kind of community that believe" (John 20:29) is undeniably the draws in all who seek love, confidence, Kllklispeen normal way of coming to belief. hope and joy. The first evidence for the 14kt $151 Why should Thomas be specifically truth of the resurrection is a commu­ Silver $32.95 reprimanded by Jesus for failure to nity of believers. LookIt Up What is the "seal" Peter offers in his appeal to the crowd on Pentecost when he urges them to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, risen from the dead? (Acts 2:32) ThinkAbout It How does the lesson from Genesis match the rest of the lessons appointed for Thomas Sunday? 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Watts Chant may well be the oldest form & company of musical expression, a primordial 7 Tufton Street humming to ancient gods, a calming, Westminster centering sound. London Ana Hernandez' and Ruth Cunning­ SWlP 3QE ham's selections from Jewish and England UK Christian, Hindu and Buddhist tradi­ tions "sing in us even after we think we've stopped malting sounds, mov­ The Mid-Atlantic Convocation ing us toward ceaseless prayer." The Network and the American . two rich voices, contralto and in the Dioceses of Washin soprano, twine round each other in mantras and psalms. "From Survivln The cello sings nearer to the human Anglicans In the I. voice than perhaps any other instru­ ment. In Festeburgkirche, Frankfort am Main, cellist Anja Lechner and Hylton Memorial Chapel in W . pianist Vassilis Tsabropoulos play ~ Child and Youth prog Georges Gurdjieff's Chant from a There is no charge for the co · Holy Book, Assyrian Women Mourn­ '~~-i..V Information and on-line registration 21tf ·· ers, Womans Prayer and others. Gur­ www.acn-mac.org djieff was probably born in 1877 at the or call: (703) 670-0093 X 16 border of Armenia and Turkey, and "sang in the choir of the local Russian Orthodox church ... Philosopher, rec­ COWLEY PUBLICATIONS onciler of science and esoteric lore, a A MINISTRY OF THE SOCIETY OF SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST seeker after truths that linked a multi­ plicity of spiritual traditions." The sev­ The Society of Saint John the Evangelist eral influences are heard in this beautiful recording . GuardUs Sleeping Anonymous 4, alas, has disbanded after a glorious career, and in this, Compline: Psalms, Prayers, and Hymns for the Night likely their final recording, they return to the music of 12th-century abbess ince ancient times, women and men of faith have murmured prayers at Hildegard von Bingen. Here are Sthe end of the day-prayers for protection, prayers for peace, for sound hymns and antiphons, and the visions sleep and good health. Join the brothers of the Society of Saint John she began to experience at 5 years the Evangelist each night as they continue this tradition, asking the protection old: The fire of creation, Wisdom and her sisters, the fiery spirit, love. This, of God to "guard us sleeping." This CD includes two versions of Compline and twenty hymns for the night , from Marsha Genensky, Susan Hel­ phone: 1-800-225-1534 lauer, Jacqueline Homer, and Johanna sung at the monastery where the Maria Rose, is music Hildegard "and brothers live and worship. Also [email protected] her convent sisters would have heard included are seven plainsong SOCIETY www.cowley.org -- -· -•- - ---- 0 }' ------ and sung every day." 8 A INT JOHN hymns tracing the full sweep of -- ·- - - TH E ----­ E VANG EL IS T www.ssje.org . .. · ···- ·-· ··-· Thank you, ladies . We'll miss you. the liturgical year. --· ···· --- - - Patricia Nakamura www.ss1e.org APR.IL 3. 2005 · THE LIVI NG CH UR.CH 5 2005 Musicians INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP andClergy CONFERENCE ON STEWARDSHIP Working JUNE 23 - 25, 2005 Together CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA By Carol Doran 0~iUR11\t ~ G Sponsored by TENS The EpiscopalNetwork for Stewardship The Anglican Musicians' Seminary Music Initiative (AMSMI)convened an ""'~ ,,,_,;;:: Ii-~ll' .,.'0 ecumenical gathering of 30 clergy and ~o ,.o TRAINING + ENCOURAGING ,t,-'lrE Glo~~ Hosted by the Episcopal Diocese ofNorth Carolina NURTURING + SUPPORTING musicians Jan. 24-26, funded by the Louisville Institute (a Lilly Endow­ Co-sponsors include the dioceses of Atlanta, East Carolina , East Tennessee, Southern Virginia, Upper South Carolina, Virginia and Western North Carolina, ment program) to consider the pas­ and the Stewardship Committee of Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis , Indiana tor's role in building healthy and effective music programs.
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