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19 February 08
PLAYING JESUS
CROSSING BOUNDARIES
22 October 07
16 October 07 The Reverend A. David K. Arnott, Minister, St Andrews: Hope Park linked with Strathkinness. The Reverend Barry W. Dunsmore, Minister, London: St Columba's linked with Newcastle: St Andrew's The Reverend Alan Greig, Minister, Kintore Parish Church The Reverend David W. Lunan, Clerk to the Presbytery of Glasgow The Reverend Dr. Marjory A. MacLean, Depute Clerk to the General Assembly The Reverend Colin A.M. Sinclair, Minister, Edinburgh: Palmerston Place When they meet on October 30, members of the Committee to Nominate the Moderator will hear proposers and seconders speak to their nominations before voting to nominate the person who will be presented as Moderator Designate to the General Assembly on 15 May 2008.
7 October
07 The congregations of the Scottish Episcopal Churches in Caithness and Sutherland, formerly the Ancient Diocese of Caithness, will make a joint presentation to our new Bishop of a Shepherd’s Crook. All bishops in the Anglican Communion have a crook as symbol of their pastoral position as shepherds caring for their flocks and our new bishop expressed a wish for a very plain crook. Our gift is a simple design, made in Caithness, of hazel wood, with a rosewood backing to the crook itself, which is carved from a ram's horn.
15 July 07
"Life and Work" - April 2007 issue Insisting the implementation of the Commission's recommendations has provided an effective care system for Scotland's elderly, he admits there are still improvements to be made, but claims the system has proved largely successful. "It sounds very arrogant, but the proof of it is that it works. In England where it hasn't gone through, the government is still really under the burden of not having a policy that works, despite lots of initiatives, headlines and money. "There are still things to iron out, of course, and the process will change over the years. If we wrote a report now it wouldn't be exactly the same. But we had the right direction for them to go. However, powerful people in government now can't accept that we were right and they were wrong. I am still known there as the guy who did this." WHO
WAS JUDAS? Hurtado concludes, however, that it was not Judas' conduct that led to his failure as one of the disciples: "The final tragedy of Judas is not that, for whatever reason, he so blatantly failed as a disciple of Jesus. Others failed miserably then and thereafter. "Perhaps his tragedy is that, when he realised how heinous his act was, he cut himself off from mercy and restoration. The final failure of his faith was a failure to repent."
NIGHT FOR THE WORLD
"It can seem like a permanent night-time here
in Israel Palestine - and for many people their lives are permanent night
times. Even a day behind the wall affects those of us lucky enough to come
back. Speech falls silent. We notice it. And there are 169,000 Christians
remaining in the land and falling. According to UN figures Muslims and
Christians are leaving in equal numbers - but with the number so low for
Christiansevery single one leaving is significant now."
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