Bishop: ‘No More’ to Abuse

The Rt. Rev. Scott B. Hayashi, Bishop of Utah, is part of a series of TV ads that say “No More” to abuse directed of women. The Men’s Anti-violence Network of Utah, based in Salt Lake City, sponsors the ads.

Others appearing in the ads include Jim Winder, sheriff of Salt Lake County; Kyle Whittingham, head football coach at the University of Utah; and Craig Wirth, the Diocese of Utah’s communications director and veteran broadcaster at KTVX TV.

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Opening for rector to work collaboratively with rector in building this ASA 340 congregation in the catholic and reformational faith and worship of the Anglican tradition embodied in the 1928 Prayer Book and Articles of Religion, with special responsibility for ministry to young families (parents as well as children) and newcomers, and with oversight of ministries to youth, children, etc. Requirements: sound theological grounding, excellence in liturgy and preaching, gifts for ministry to young families and newcomers, team work, initiative, leadership and organizational skills. Fulltime. Send CV with accompanying letter to Search Committee, St. John’s Church, 1 West Macon Street, Savannah GA 31401.

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