In a flurry of huffing and puffing following the distribution of invitations to the 2008 Lambeth conference in May, some bishops, particularly those in the so called Global South have declared they will not be accepting their invitations if some of their allies weren’t invited. I’ve watched this childishness going on and wondered when it would dawn on the stuffed shirts that if they remain outside the Anglican Communion tent they claim ownership to that they loose their voice in their efforts to push others out of the tent.

One of the strengths of the Anglican church that drew me into it was that diverse views could and did reside under the same tent. I could be part of a community in which my views may differ from fellow members of the community yet still remain a part of it. In the last several years, the cohesiveness at the Communion level has been challenged, some bishops within the communion have chose to threaten to leave if others they disagree with are not tossed out. All over the issue of recognizing our gay brothers and sisters as equals at all levels of the church. Read the rest of this entry »

They shall grow not old, as we who are left grow old
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning
We will remember them

In memory of our fallen Canadian:

Capt. Matthew Dawe – Afghanistan July 4, 2007
Master Cpl. Colin Bason — Afghanistan July 4, 2007
Cpl. Cole Bartsch – Afghanistan July 4, 2007
Pte. Lane Watkins – Afghanistan July 4, 2007
Cpl. Jordan Anderson – Afghanistan July 4, 2007
Capt. Jefferson Francis – Afghanistan July 4, 2007

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