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Church of England explores gender neutral God
LONDON – The Church of England will look into the use of gender neutral terms to refer to God in prayers, but the centuries-old institution said on Wednesday there were no plans to abolish current services. The issue reflects growing global awareness about the assumed usage of pronouns causing offence or upset to those who…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – 29 April 2022
Greeting from Tyler, The limits are being tested, and some of us have reached ours long since. How much will the public stand for? It seems most big concerns that advertise on television, including some very unlikely ones, are pushing former societal boundaries. Lately we’ve seen our faces rubbed in every controversial subject, as if…
‘God’ left out of Biden’s National Day of Prayer proclamation
Biden’s proclamation was different from Trump’s. Like his predecessors, President Biden issued a proclamation on the National Day of Prayer this week, but one word was missing. Both former presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump mentioned “God” in their National Day of Prayer proclamations, but Biden’s proclamation never mentions God, only Americans’ “many religions and belief systems” and the “power of prayer.” “Throughout…
Rev. Graham reacts to Biden leaving ‘God’ out of prayer proclamation: ‘There is no one else to pray to’
‘This is a National Day of Prayer. Of course we need to call on God,’ Graham claims. Reverend Franklin Graham reacted on “Fox News Primetime” Thursday to President Biden being the first commander-in-chief to omit “God” from his address on the National Day of Prayer. The holiday, first celebrated by Democrat Harry Truman and later formalized by Republican Ronald Reagan, is…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – 26 March 2021
Greetings from Tyler, The new monthly letter is being printed and will be mailed the first of next week. Our HQ building is cleaned up and cleaned out of leaven, and we expect there will be a good turnout for the Passover (Lord’s Supper) service to be held this evening at sundown. I will tell…
