Good Soil in Unlikely Places: Reflections on More than Forty Years of Shared Ministry in an Alaskan Community.

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Title: Good Soil in Unlikely Places: Reflections on More than Forty Years of Shared Ministry in an Alaskan Community.
Authors: BURKE, MICHAEL
Source: Anglican Theological Review. Winter2013, Vol. 95 Issue 1, p125-135. 11p.
Subjects: Episcopal Church, Sedgwick, Timothy, Authors, History, Conferences & conventions, Church controversies
Abstract: The article focuses on the twenty-first-century histories of the changing shape of the Episcopal Church. It informs that in the year 1999, author and editor Timothy Sedgwick summarized a portion of the history at a conference titled "Living the Covenant: A Ministry Consultation". It also informs that informs that conflict can destroy a community at times it can also lead into positive change.
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  Data: The article focuses on the twenty-first-century histories of the changing shape of the Episcopal Church. It informs that in the year 1999, author and editor Timothy Sedgwick summarized a portion of the history at a conference titled "Living the Covenant: A Ministry Consultation". It also informs that informs that conflict can destroy a community at times it can also lead into positive change.
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