Tonight we are having Caramelized Onions & Butternut Squash Casserole with Pumpkin Biscuits (which is actually my own recipe, not from the book).
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Yummy Christmas gift
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Sunday, December 14, 2008
Sarah Palin's Church Burned
If it's arson, is it also a hate-crime?
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, her husband Todd and up to 1,000 fellow parishioners will worship in a local school this morning after a suspicious fire virtually destroyed the Wasilla Bible Church early Saturday.
The Rev. Larry Kroon said some parishioners were in the church on Nicola Avenue at the time the fire was noticed but no one was injured. Firefighters battled for about eight hours in minus-20 degree temperatures to completely extinguish the blaze that began at the front door.
The former Republican vice presidential candidate went to the church Saturday to apologize to pastors in case the estimated $1 million fire damages, suspected as arson, were "in any way connected to the undeserved negative attention the church has received" since the governor's involvement with John McCain's presidential campaign.
The 30-year-old congregation in Wasilla, about 40 miles north of Anchorage, had moved into its new church just 30 months ago. Church officials said they expect to hold services at the Wasilla Middle School for the foreseeable future during repairs.
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Friday, December 5, 2008
GAFCON Primates Welcome New North American Province
From the GAFCON web site:
Statement by GAFCON Primates
Primates of the GAFCON Primates' Council meeting in London have issued the following statement about the Province of the Anglican Church in North America.
We welcome the news of the North American Anglican Province in formation. We fully support this development with our prayer and blessing, since it demonstrates the determination of these faithful Christians to remain authentic Anglicans.
North American Anglicans have been tragically divided since 2003 when activities condemned by the clear teaching of Scripture and the vast majority of the Anglican Communion were publicly endorsed. This has left many Anglicans without a proper spiritual home. The steps taken to form the new Province are a necessary initiative. A new Province will draw together in unity many of those who wish to remain faithful to the teaching of God’s word, and also create the highest level of fellowship possible with the wider Anglican Communion.
Furthermore, it releases the energy of many Anglican Christians to be involved in mission, free from the difficulties of remaining in fellowship with those who have so clearly disregarded the word of God.
6th December, 2008 AD
Thanks to Stand Firm for the link to this.
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Monday, December 1, 2008
What if Starbucks Marketed Like a Church?
Barista parking only......
Okay, I have a little problem with "marketing to felt needs", but on the other hand this makes some direct hits on the problems of being a welcoming parish.
Thanks, Stand Firm
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