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Another look at the figures from EFIC and @8ANoWay …

Michael McFarland Campbell

Some people have commented to me that the figures represented in my previous post may not be quite as clear to many as I had intended. The average number of signatories per week is rather different between the two petitions, as can be seen from the graph below… So putting the earlier figures in a slightly different way… average of 19.6  signatures per week EFIC Open Letter and Petition average of 147 signatures in 1 week 8A No Way Open Letter and Petition Continue reading Another look at the figures from EFIC and @8ANoWay …

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LGBT Church of Ireland people have both good will and faith @downandromore @churchofireland #8aNoWay

Michael McFarland Campbell

It is energizing to think of the blessing which is possible in our communities if people of good will and faith work together creatively. – Bishop Harold Miller, Bishop of Down & Dromore I trust that the Lord Bishop of Down & Dromore will remember his own words when introducing the rather unfortunate motions before the General Synod of the Church of Ireland later today. It would be great to believe that Bishop Miller will look forward to working creatively with the LGBT community not just in his diocese but across Ireland. From Down & Dromore there were six members … Continue reading LGBT Church of Ireland people have both good will and faith @downandromore @churchofireland #8aNoWay

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A priest of whom Jeremy Taylor would approve

Michael McFarland Campbell

All too often, when I’ve been busy all day, I find myself not knowing what to write to post on my blog or my journal. Take today, I was out for coffee with my Scout District Commissioner, then I met another two friends for lunch, picked up a book from The Good Bookshop in Belfast, and came home.Not much in that today. But, I am looking forward to reading Edgar Turner at 90, edited by John Mann, Columba Press (2010). As His Grace the Lord Primate of All Ireland, The Most Reverend Alan Harper writes in his foreword, Bishop Jeremy Taylor might have … Continue reading A priest of whom Jeremy Taylor would approve

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