In 2000 I was ordained as a priest. My lineage goes back from bishop to bishop to AD 1566, including the renowned and well-published Bishop CW Leadbeater in the 1920s. So I belonged to a well established church. I followed Bishop Jonathan Blake, an ex-Church of England vicar, when he started The Open Episcopal Church, to embrace and help all in need, in any way, including gay weddings and women bishops. I have conducted Christian weddings, baptisms, blessings, and funerals in UK, Denmark, and Mexico. Yet I still embrace Jews, Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs and so on as equals, with love. The OEC genuinely loves and helps everyone, everywhere, under every circumstance.
The OEC now wishes to recognise, honour and inspire children aged 10 to 18, whose goals and aspirations are similarly as selfless as the OEC. We pray this in turn helps re-awaken society to the virtues of a life spent unconditionally in the service of others.
Here’s the call.
1. Do you know a remarkable young person who ‘who cares for those who suffer’
Discrimination / the poor / homeless / refugees / sick / elderly / housebound / animals / environment, etc,
2. Do you know a remarkable young person ‘who achieves positive effects in community relations’ Peace / reconciliation / justice / inter-faith relations / cultures / ethnic groups / persuasions / circumstances etc
The Open Episcopal Church is a respected member of The International Council of Community Churches, and of the World Council of Churches. For terms and conditions see:
http://www.openepiscopalchurch.org/organisation/kite.html
Let’s honour our youngsters’ achievements to share love with our needy world.
The OEC now wishes to recognise, honour and inspire children aged 10 to 18, whose goals and aspirations are similarly as selfless as the OEC. We pray this in turn helps re-awaken society to the virtues of a life spent unconditionally in the service of others.
Here’s the call.
1. Do you know a remarkable young person who ‘who cares for those who suffer’
Discrimination / the poor / homeless / refugees / sick / elderly / housebound / animals / environment, etc,
2. Do you know a remarkable young person ‘who achieves positive effects in community relations’ Peace / reconciliation / justice / inter-faith relations / cultures / ethnic groups / persuasions / circumstances etc
The Open Episcopal Church is a respected member of The International Council of Community Churches, and of the World Council of Churches. For terms and conditions see:
http://www.openepiscopalchurch.org/organisation/kite.html
Let’s honour our youngsters’ achievements to share love with our needy world.
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