TweetQuestion by Arch Stanton’s Grave: Do most churches tell their congregations that Christmas is just an arbitrarily picked day? I know there’s no great conspiracy to hide this information, but by the same token, is it information that is voluntarily acknowledged from the pulpit? Taught in Sunday school or communion classes? From the number of [...]
November 28, 2012 in Church Pulpits
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TweetCentral New York pastors, church leaders meet to build partnerships, help each others’ congregations Dennis Nett/The Post-StandardBill Redfield, (left) of Trinty Episcopal Church in Fayetteville, and Rev. Leslie Johnson, of Tucker Missionary Church in Syracuse, are participating in a meeting Thursday to bring together urban and suburban pastors. The meeting, hosted by InterFaith… Read more [...]
November 7, 2010 in Episcopal Church
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TweetSome of Charleston’s oldest congregations St. Philip’s Downtown, established in 1670. On Church Street but originally was at Meeting and Broad streets, where St. Michael’s now stands. It was the Colony’s first Anglican church, formed long before the advent of the Episcopal Church. Circular Congrega… Read more on The Post and Courier Marcellus churches unite [...]
October 2, 2010 in Episcopal Church
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