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Bishop Charles Inglis and Bishop Samuel Seabury: High Churchmanship in Varying New World Contexts
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In the years immediately following the American Revolution, the proponents of New England high churchmanship finally realized their vision of episcopacy in the New World. After fruitless decades of lobbying English authorities, primitive episcopacy arrived in both Connecticut and Nova Scotia. Samuel Seabury exalted in his "free, valid and purely ecclesiastical episcopacy"1 uncorrupted by any connection to the secular power. For his part, Charles Inglis rejoiced in his position devoid of the t...
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Bishop Charles Inglis and Bishop Samuel Seabury: High Churchmanship in Varying New World Contexts
Anglican and Episcopal History
; ... Pennsylvania, two for New Jersey, three for this state and one for Providence Rhode Island."71 However, even this encouraging news was tainted by the knowledge that a rumor was spread concerning the oaths which Seabury required of these clergy. Some of the ...
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Small business is big business at Seabury & Smith. (selling insurance to small businesses) (Marketing Scene) (column)
National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management
; NEW YORK, N.YWhen you think Marsh & McLennan, you think Big, as in insurance for big business, the giants of service and industry. But Marsh & McLennan Cos.' subsidiary, Seabury & Smith, has rapidly built a name for itself making a big business out of serving smaller businesses. The
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A response to Ephraim Radner's The End of the Church: A Pneumatology of Christian Division in the West
Anglican Theological Review
; Is the divided Church necessarily a dead Church? Ephraim Radner, a Yale Ph.D. and the rector of an Episcopal church in Colorado, believes that it is. In fact, he argues that the Holy Spirit has actually abandoned the Church, just as she abandoned Jesus on the cross. Nevertheless, says the author,
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Forming church, forming mission.
International Review of Mission
; ... Copenhaver, Martin, Anthony Robinson, and William Willimon, Good News in Exile, Grand Rapids, Eerdmans, 1999; Smith, Daniel, The Religion ... Discipleship Resources, 1985; Jennings, Theodore, Jr., Good News to the Poor: John Wesley's Evangelical Economics, Nashville ...
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FOR SEABURY, IT'S A WEALTH OF TALENT CALLS PITCHING STAFF HIS ALL-TIME BEST
The Boston Globe
; STONEHAM - Bill Seabury has been coaching Stoneham baseball teams for 26 years now and has had more than his share of success. You can't argue with eight Middlesex League, five Division 2 Sectional, and two EMass titles. Throw in a state championship in 1991 and you have the makings of a Hall of
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THE TRANSFORMATIVE MISSION OF THE CHURCH IN THE THOUGHT OF GREGORY BAUM.
Theological Studies
; [Editor's note: The author explores the notion of mission in the writings of Canadian theologian Gregory Baum. She traces the chronological development in his missiology, identifies three dynamics that Baum uses to speak about the mission of the Church (dialogue, conflict, and solidarity), and
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 "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)")
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MUSIC TO CHURCH'S EARS; SONG NEVER FAILS NEW DEAN, RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.(Local)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Byline: Renee K. Gadoua Staff writer When in doubt, Mark Giroux sings. I was a little nervous at my first sermon, said the new dean and rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, Syracuse. So I sang this African-American spiritual: I don't know what I'd do without you, Lord, he sang. I'm just
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THE CHURCH AS COVENANT, CULTURE, AND COMMUNION.
Theological Studies
; FOCUSING ON THE PROBLEM of individualism not only in distinct persons but also in exclusive cultural groups, I wish to argue here that the theme of the common good in Catholic social ethics has a deeply sacramental dimension, and that this ecclesial sacramentality disposes the Church to serve as a
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Marsh and McLennan changes name to honor former CEOs. (Seabury and Smith Inc., Charles Ward Seabury and Hermon D. Smith)
National Underwriter Life & Health-Financial Services Edition
; Marsh And McLennan Changes Name To Honor Former CEOs Marsh & McLennan Group Associates has a new name. The New York-based subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies is now known as Seabury & Smith, Inc. The name was chosen, said Bernard F. Rogers, chairman of Seabury & Smith, to honor
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"The Moravian Episcopate and the Episcopal Church": A Personal Response/A Reply to Dr. Colin Podmore's Personal Response
Anglican and Episcopal History
; ... likewise proceeding cautiously and prayerfully in a multi-stage covenanting process with the British Methodist Church. 12 ELCA news service, "Lutheran-Anglican Progress Significant," Wednesday, 2 April 2003. Thomas C. Ferguson is Associate Deputy for Ecumenical ...
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