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- Synod reports
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- Has the General Synod betrayed the Church’s clergy pensioners?
- Weddings: Hexham Abbey can meet the demand
- Resembling, but not undermining, marriage
- Rail emergencies brought out the best in people
- The Scottish Episcopal Church and America
- After Tanzania: more readers’ reflections on the Primates’ Meeting
- The clergy’s tied house, and one arrangement that has got round it
- ‘Eucatastrophe’
- Real Life
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Has the General Synod betrayed the Church’s clergy pensioners?From Canon John Ashe; the Revd David Lee; the Revd W. J. Bromley |
Weddings: Hexham Abbey can meet the demandFrom the Revd Graham Usher |
Resembling, but not undermining, marriageFrom Miss Jacqueline Humphreys |
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Rail emergencies brought out the best in peopleFrom the Revd David Benson |
The Scottish Episcopal Church and AmericaFrom Dr Richard Crockett |
After Tanzania: more readers’ reflections on the Primates’ MeetingFrom Canon Nigel Rooms; the Revd Stephen Walton; the Revd Gerald Smith |
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The clergy’s tied house, and one arrangement that has got round itFrom the Revd Graham Wilcox; the Revd Chris Hollinghurst; the Revd Mark Thomas |
‘Eucatastrophe’From Dr Jeremy Marshall |
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