ecumenical dialogue – The Living Church

Incarnation Statement Progresses

August 8, 2014

Alyson Barnett-Cowan: Pending statement “marks a breakthrough in over 1,600 years of division.”

Positions Offered

The Church of the Nativity is a thirteen-year-old parish in north Scottsdale – a fast-growing, predominantly residential area in one of the economically- and educationally-strongest areas of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Nativity is a program-sized strong, stable, vibrant and debt-free parish. We are in a beautiful contemporary office campus, with the eleventh-largest parish budget in the Diocese of Arizona. We have a strong commitment to mission outreach. We welcome all people into our community of worship and practice, and we pride ourselves on our inclusivity and welcoming spirit. We seek a rector who shares our commitment to inclusivity, social justice, outreach, stewardship and discipleship, the ability to minister to a wide range of ages, needs, and preferences, and who will serve as a model of our Mission of “Transforming Lives Through the Love of Jesus Christ.”Contact: The Rev. Canon Megan Traquair – Canon to the Ordinary, Diocese of Arizona megan@azdiocese.org ,David Bolger, Search Committee Chair david@djboler.com

Consternation on Transgender Guidance

Primates to Meet in January

Episcopal Relief & Development Sunday

A New Network: Partners in Welcome

Lexington May Call Bishop Long Term

Wycliffe, Toronto, Calls Mark Elliott

Festival Honors C.S. Lewis

'This Is My Life'

God and the Lived Reality of Humility

2/12 People & Places

God and the Architect

New: Feb. 24 TLC Online

United by Creativity

1/31 People and Places

Creation

2/24: I Hate and I Love

2/17: By the Stream

2/10: Over the Water

2/3: Though Rejected, He Saves

1/27: Listen

1/20: Many Gifts and the One Gift of Joy

Incarnation Statement Progresses

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