Visitors to this site since July 1, 2006 ...
In this Edition ...
Recent Stories ...
NEW! Bishop Lawrence Interview with American Anglican Council (4/13/08) read
NEW! Jubilate Deo Reverts to its Old Ways (4/15/08) read
Listen to the audio and video tapes of Bishop Katharine's visit with Diocesan clergy (2/26/08) read
The Strange Visit of the Presiding Bishop to Charleston (2/24/08) read
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Older Stories ...
South African Primate questions direction of the Anglican Communion read
Loss of Episcopalians Would be Financially Devastating to Anglican Communion read
Confidence in Rowan Williams' Leadership Erodes read
Is the Anglican Communion Dying? read
Bishop Howe of Central Florida Addresses Would-be Secessionists read
California Appeals Court Rules Against Secessionists in the Diocese of Los Angeles read
SC Court Says All Saints Belongs in the Episcopal Church read
Second SC Court Decision is Bad News for Secessionist Parishes as well read
Jefferts Schori, Bishop Lee say Church Property Belongs to the Church read
Precedents Likely Favor Diocese of Virginia read
House of Bishops Task Force Names Eight "Problem Dioceses"; SC Not Among Them read
US Episcopalians Will Prevail in Courts and Anglican Communion, Chancellor Says read
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The Episcopal Forum of South Carolina
Learn more about those in our Diocese who are supporting the work of the Episcopal Church in our Diocese. click here
Father Jake Stops the World
Well-informed blog written by an admittedly eccentric and sometimes heretical Episcopal priest ... and an excellent source of unfiltered news about the Church and the Anglican Communion. click here to read it
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The Diocese of South Carolina Website Check out the latest from the Diocese of South Carolina including its links to radical groups at war with the Episcopal Church. click here
Broad Church, Low Country
Read and comment on Dan Ennis' thoughtful, blog site. He offers lay people in the Diocese a chance to be heard about the issues facing our Diocese and the Episcopal Church. Dan is a layman in the Diocese. He was born and raised a Roman Catholic but was received into the Episcopal Church as an adult. He's an English professor and lives in Conway, South Carolina. click here
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