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Lighter Bethlehem visitor numbers rise this year THE Anglican Church of Canada is to cut seven posts from its national office in Toronto to help save $1.3 million and reduce its deficit to $800,000, it was announced on Tuesday. Five staff were culled from the finance and communications departments, and two posts from other departments would not be filled when they become vacant next year, the Anglican Journal website reported. Bishop Iker inhibited by Jefferts Schori THE Bishop of Fort Worth, the Rt Revd Jack Iker, was inhibited by the Presiding Bishop of the US Episcopal Church, Dr Katharine Jefferts Schori, on Friday of last week. The Presiding Bishop acted after a review committee had certified that the Bishop had abandoned the communion of the Episcopal Church in order to align himself with the Province of the Southern Cone. |




