Anne Coletta interviews Bishop Kelshaw

Posted At : April 27, 2008 10:57 AM | Posted By : kevin
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Rev'd Richard M. Bruton's Gravatar Perhaps one of the best interviews I've seen on AnglicanTV. Bishop Kelshaw really speaks from his heart and tells it like it is. This is an aspect of the English personality which many Americans are unfamiliar with
as they have the pre-conceived notion that all Englishmen are entirely reserved, un-opinionated, and stodgy wafflers. I wouldn't mind sitting down for a pint with His Grace.
# Posted By Rev'd Richard M. Bruton | 4/27/08 12:04 PM
Anne Coletta's Gravatar Whoops - I forgot to send this info to Kevin when I uploaded the interview -

Inteview with the Rt. Rev. Terence Kelshaw, Bishop in Residence at St. James Anglican Church in Newport Beach, California (Province of Uganda), retired bishop of the Diocese of the Rio Grande

April 16, 2008

A wide-ranging interview covering many areas, including the politicization of the Episcopal Church, the proposed Anglican Convenant, Lambeth 1998 and 2008, the Anglican Communion Network, GAFCON, Bishop Kelshaw’s role in the trial of Bishop Righter, the current House of Bishops, etc.
# Posted By Anne Coletta | 4/27/08 4:55 PM
Keith Bramlett's Gravatar Fr. Richard,

Join us for the Anglican Men's Weekend in southern California where Bp. Terry will be May 16-18
# Posted By Keith Bramlett | 5/1/08 5:19 PM
Sara Receconi's Gravatar Wonderful interview! Let's the whole world see how blessed we were in this diocese to have him as bishop for so many years. Bishop Terry has never stopped searching and sharing very openly with his peoplehow his own journey with the Lord has progressed.

Should it really be controversial to be orthodox in your Christianity and belive that the church is better served when Bible based?
# Posted By Sara Receconi | 5/4/08 8:00 AM
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