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Pittsburgh’s Duncan, Progressive Episcopalians react
to Review Committee’s certification |
January 16, 2008.
Episcopal News Service reports on reactions to Bishop Duncan’s being
charged with the abandonment of the communion of The Episcopal Church. |
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Pittsburgh bishop has abandoned communion of
Episcopal Church, Title IV Review Committee says |
January 15, 2008.
The Title IV Review Committee has certified that Pittsburgh’s Bishop
Robert Duncan has abandoned the communion of The Episcopal Church. |
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PEP Contributions
Tax-exempt |
January 13, 2008.
The IRS has informed PEP that it is tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3)
of the Internal Revenue Code. People can now join and contribute to PEP
on-line. |
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PEP Offers Help to
Deputies and Other Leaders |
October 26, 2007.
As it has done for the past several years, PEP offers briefing papers on
issues to be discussed at the upcoming annual convention, as well as a
briefing at St. Andrew’s Highland Park, on October 28. |
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A Response to the
Proposed Amendments to the Diocesan Constitution and
Canons |
September 14, 2007.
President Gundersen comments on the audacious plan of the Diocese of
Pittsburgh to leave The Episcopal Church and take all its property with
it. |
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Parish “Resources” Offered
by New Sites |
August 25, 2007.
New Web sites Parish Toolbox and A
Pittsburgh Episcopal Voice offer resources to parishes contemplating the
future of the diocese. |
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Q&A Handout Helps
Explain Conflict |
August 25, 2007.
A new 6-page
document from Church of the Redeemer helps demystify Episcopal Church
and Anglican Communion conflicts. |
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“Rewriting History” Traces
Communion Power Struggle |
August 2, 2007.
“Rewriting History: Scapegoating
The Episcopal Church,” an 82-page report by Savitri Hensman, traces
recent conflicts within the Anglican Communion. |
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4th Annual PEP Picnic |
July
31, 2007.
The fourth
annual PEP picnic will be held at an Aspinwall park on Monday, August 6.
Plan to come and bring a friend. |
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PEPtalk
Provides Essential Reading at Critical Moment in
Diocese’s History |
June
24, 2007.
Summary of stories in June 2007 PEPtalk. |
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Diocese Asks: What Next? |
June
24, 2007.
Leaders face the question of the future of the Diocese of Pittsburgh and
call for district meetings to discuss it. |
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Legal Update: Calvary Suit
Status |
June
24, 2007.
Ken Stiles reviews the origin and status of Calvary’s lawsuit against
Bishop Duncan and other diocesan leaders. |
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PEP Offers Own Answers to
Study Guide Questions |
June 5, 2007.
PEP has submitted its own responses to the draft Anglican covenant Study
Guide. |
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Tools Offered Episcopalians to
Facilitate Feedback on Draft Anglican Covenant |
May 17, 2007. PEP announces the availability
of two tools to help Episcopalians submit answers to
the 14 questions asked in the church’s recent Study
Guide. |
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PEP Founder Sue Boulden Dies |
March 29, 2007. Sue Boulden dies following
open-heart surgery. |
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Katie Sherrod to Lead
Province III Retreat |
March 29, 2007. Fort Worth communicator to
lead Province III retreat, “Resurrection Moments,”
on April 28 in Squirrel Hill.
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Anglican Leaders Leave
Many Questions Unanswered |
February 20, 2007. PEP reaction to Dar es
Salaam primates’ meeting. |
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Diocese of Pittsburgh “Revised
Appeal” Reveals Coup Plans Against Episcopal Church |
February 1, 2007. Diocese of Pittsburgh’s latest alternative primatial oversight
plea exposes coup against church. |
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PEP President Sees Signs of Hope |
January 25, 2007. President Joan Gundersen reviews recent developments in which The Episcopal Church is doing a better job of defending its interests against those who would undermine it. |
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PEP Offers General
Convention Summary |
July 3, 2006. PEP has prepared a summary of
General Convention 2006 legislation. |
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AAC Challenged on Via Media Claims
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May 12, 2006. President Joan Gundersen writes a letter to American Anglican Council president David Anderson challenging AAC characterization of Via Media USA in its publication “Equipping the Saints: A Crisis Resource for Anglican Laity.”
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Via Media USA Affirms Windsor Report Call for Reconciliation |
October 18, 2004. Press Release from Via
Media USA. |
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Movement for Episcopal Unity and Moderation Grows
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September 20, 2004. Press Release from Via
Media USA.
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Episcopalians see hopeful signs amid loss of N.H. congregation, commend Albany and New Hampshire Bishops
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June 28, 2004. Press Release from Via Media
USA.
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