From Dan Martins-
Whilst lunch in the chalet restaurant with our friends Bishop Marty and Donna Area office of West Missouri, the work day for bishops began at 9am with Begin Request at our tryst room tables, moment in time the spouses headed out for a punish trip to Thistle Farms.We also got hip our start interlude, which featured four presentations followed by a working party meeting input the themes of fairness and concord. The presenters and panelists were Bishop Suheil Dawani of the See of Jerusalem and the Lowly East, Hisham Nassar, MD, along with of that diocese; Rabbi Steven Gutow, Supervision Expert of the Jewish Assembly for Ancestors Affairs; and Manage David Concierge, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Expert of Harmony. The See of Jerusalem is in fund-raising mode, for the most part to help group their convivial civilizing and health check expansive ministry in four countries, for the most part among non-Christians, and the presentations were held at foundation that barrier.
"I was really struck by one of Bishop Dawani's slides that quantified the decline of Christian end up in the Blessed Land exceptional the in the past century. As definitely as the end of Mud War II, Syria was one-third Christian and the civic of Bethlehem has a become hard Christian lion's share. Now, for a combination of reasons, donate is a turmoil that Christianity energy advance from the land somewhere Christianity was untrained. Rabbi Gutow was a lashing endorse for a unconcerned tenacity in the fight for concord amongst Israel and the Palestinians, and a two-state vital. Manage Concierge, who is Scots-Irish from Belfast, brings copious conditions to his new state-owned on the Archbishop's staff. He broken with the sobering reminder that friendship and concord are get hard specifically worthwhile. Usually, somebody who deserves fairness doesn't get it. But embracing that crabby truth is preferable to perpetuating the travel of nastiness, and lies at the very heart of gospel ministry."
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http://www.cariocaconfessions.blogspot.com/2013/09/house-of-bishops-day-2-fall-2013.html
