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Jesse Remington High School was profiled in a previous article here as one of the “bright lights” of the mainline renewal:
Jesse Remington High School: Rebuilding Christian World View In The Mainline
For families interested in educating their children at this unique school, the school has announced an OPEN HOUSE for prospective students. Please contact them directly [...]

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The Global “Day” of Prayer is Pentecost Sunday, May 11, 2008 this year. The days of prayer preceding it however are Ascension Day through Pentecost - May 1st through the 11th.
Though the modern Global Day of Prayer movement “started” in one sense in the year 2000, in reality the feasts of Pascha (the Christian Passover [...]

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On the right hand column of the web page, under “Recent Entries” you’ll find a new link. Under the Recent Entries link that lets you visit ReformationUCC.org’s archives is a new link.
This links to articles around the web as displayed on ReformationUCC’s Google Reader Page.
There you’ll find articles we trust you’ll find informative, entertaining, edifying [...]

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For years, the mainline renewal groups have found themselves in one battle after another reacting to the latest problems emanating from their respective denominational headquarters. Like shell shocked troops, they have often found themselves war weary with no “V Day” in sight. Pastors and church members who were tired of the endless cycle of [...]

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Jonathan Friz came of age within the United Church of Christ. A significant part of his ministry these days is sponsoring 10 Days of Prayer annually leading up to the Global Day of Prayer. In his own words: “My heart is for the John 17 unity that is the motto of the UCC. [...]

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One of the most significant advances leading to and advancing the Reformation of the church was the translation of the Bible into the everyday language of the people. The aim was to put the Word of God into the hearts and minds of all the people from the greatest to the least.
From time to [...]

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