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Anglican Way Institute Summer Conference

The Anglican Way Institute is holding a summer conference on the theme of Finding Grace Through the Sacraments. It will be held July 2nd - 6th at the Church of the Holy Communion (REC) in Dallas, TX. This conference is especially geared towards college and career aged Anglicans, but anyone who wants to learn more about orthodox Anglicanism is encouraged to attend. I strongly encourage young people to attend this conference if at all possible!

www.anglicanwayinstitute.org

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Fr William Bauer said…
A SHAMLESS PROMOTION
The Fellowship of Concerned Churchmen (developers of the affirmation of St Louis) hold a conference in June near St Louis. Google FELLOWSHIP OF CONCERNED CHURCHMEN for more details than one can endure.
May 21, 2008 at 1:39 PM
J. Gordon Anderson said…
That's welcome here! :-)
May 22, 2008 at 12:45 PM
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