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St. Albans Diocessan Board of Finance - Selling ag land from under Tenant (fbt)
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<blockquote data-quote="teslacoils" data-source="post: 8088818" data-attributes="member: 127792"><p>I don't feel sad about it per se. There's vibrant church life about.....it's just not to be found in many small rural village Anglican churches. The evangelicals very much have taken on the mantle of hopefullness and life-affirming service, rather than what I see of the Anglicans which seem to keep trudging on until the old folk are buried. </p><p></p><p>I agree slightly about the church repairs, however our rural Dean of days gone by way much more of a pragmatist. Hence many churches have "temporary repairs" that end up lasting so long that they become actual fabric! </p><p></p><p>We're due of quinquennial and I fully expect an architect to bill me a grand for telling me how many tens of thousands are needed. Cloud cuckoo land when our income covers insurance, a bit of gardening and fixing a few slates. </p><p></p><p>On the flip side, exciting to say that the small Quaker meeting I attend is going back to weekly opening from this Easter, after two years of lockdown scheduling. </p><p></p><p>I'm unsure how busy the Catholic church is in town. Tbh I'm sure all the urban congregations are quite full. We're used to driving to pretty much everything and church is no different.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="teslacoils, post: 8088818, member: 127792"] I don't feel sad about it per se. There's vibrant church life about.....it's just not to be found in many small rural village Anglican churches. The evangelicals very much have taken on the mantle of hopefullness and life-affirming service, rather than what I see of the Anglicans which seem to keep trudging on until the old folk are buried. I agree slightly about the church repairs, however our rural Dean of days gone by way much more of a pragmatist. Hence many churches have "temporary repairs" that end up lasting so long that they become actual fabric! We're due of quinquennial and I fully expect an architect to bill me a grand for telling me how many tens of thousands are needed. Cloud cuckoo land when our income covers insurance, a bit of gardening and fixing a few slates. On the flip side, exciting to say that the small Quaker meeting I attend is going back to weekly opening from this Easter, after two years of lockdown scheduling. I'm unsure how busy the Catholic church is in town. Tbh I'm sure all the urban congregations are quite full. We're used to driving to pretty much everything and church is no different. [/QUOTE]
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