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Letters from 26 June to 3 July 2005

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Where can I send my money?

I read in the news section a piece from "The Living Church" about raising money to help witnesses who wish to testify against the Bishop of Harare. The article did not include an email link to any such fund. As I would like to contibute, does AO have an addy to the fund?

Also, thank you for your measured but informative coverage on Anglican matters. Though a liberal Episcopalian who thinks we may have to withdraw from the Communion, and that it may, in the long run, be a blessing and a working out of God's will, I nevertheless morn this realization, morn this lack of unity, and am glad that AO handles breaking news in a serious and thoughtful manner.

Kay Wisniewski
St Paul's, Chestnut Hill,
Philadelphia, Pa
28 June 2005

(Ed: we don't know, but perhaps someone at TLC could let us know, and we'll forward it to you)

Earlier letters

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