Lillian Kwon

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• Sep 22, 2006

  Global South Anglicans Call for Separate Orthodox U.S. Body

  Anglican leaders from the Global South drew up a communiqué today confirming their support for orthodox Anglicans and proposing for an alternative overseer to the Episcopal Church’s presiding bishop-elect, Katharine Jefferts Schori, for those who hold the Scriptures as the inerrant Word of God.

• Sep 21, 2006

  Global South Anglicans to Put Homosexuality Controversy to Rest

  While Episcopal bishops convene in Texas to discuss the relationship of the Episcopal Church to other primates within the Anglican Communion, conservative Anglican bishops are soon expected to sign a pact condemning the ordination of gay clergy.

• Sep 21, 2006

  Southern Baptists Seek Revival Amid 'Dry Bones'

  Some people believe the Southern Baptist Convention has lost its relevancy and is "approaching a valley of dry bones," said newly elected Southern Baptist President Frank Page at an Executive Committee meeting.

• Sep 21, 2006

  Christian Youth Launching LGBT Ally Week Counterpart

  LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) advocates are readying to empower students against anti-LGBT acts during a one-year-old youth-led effort called "Ally Week" in October. In response, Exodus youths from across the states are launching a new campaign with the same purpose but coming from a Christian stance.

• Sep 20, 2006

  Presbyterians Progress in Revamping Mission Structure

  Budget cuts and restructuring in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has called for the designation of a new chief financial officer on Tuesday. Joey Bailey, PC(USA)'s highest ranking financial officer has accepted the newly created position of Deputy Executive Director for Shared Services and Chief Financial Officer.

• Sep 20, 2006

  'Jesus Camp' Disturbs Some Christians

  An upcoming documentary on the youngest warriors for Christ is causing a scare to some audiences for its raw depiction of white evangelical children being radically trained to lay down their lives for the gospel.

• Sep 17, 2006

  Global Day for Darfur Involves 34 Nations

• Sep 17, 2006

  Anglican Head Writes to Leaders on Direction of the Church

• Sep 16, 2006

  Appeal Filed to Overturn Faith-Based Prison Ruling

• Sep 14, 2006

  Episcopal Leaders Hopeful for Future yet Clear on Deep Divide

  Although Episcopal and Anglican leaders remain divided over homosexuality, Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, viewed the open conversations held this week as "clearly a process at work" and "signs of hope for the future."