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We are an autonomous organization and member of the United Episcopal Catholic Communion. We support the Anglican Protestant Ethos. We fully recognize groups of all denominations We are a welcoming and inclusive communion of churches.

We fully recognize groups of all denominations. We are a welcoming and inclusive communion of churches.

As an integral part of the United Episcopal Catholic Communion we follow the same mission and mandate; we support all those disenfranchised from the church of their choice.

Please check out the United Episcopal Catholic Communion Page here for details.

https://www.prayers1.com/US/Farmington/105706554324159/United-Episcopal-Catholic-Communion

04/13/2026

There is ZERO ambiguity with the 1st Amendment. The Founding Fathers were adamant about this clarity. Read the Federalist Papers (and many personal letters of the Fathers).

Seek the facts.

The Establishment Clause is part of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits the government from establishing an official religion or favoring one religion over another. It works alongside the Free Exercise Clause to protect the freedom of religion in the United States.

No matter the faith... Period.

Conflict occurs here: The Speech and Debate Clause.

The Senators and Representatives shall, in all Cases, except Treason, felony, and Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest during their Attendance at the Session of their respective Houses, and in going to and returning from the same; and for any Speech or Debate in either House, they shall not be questioned in any other Place.

The issue? First, the clause ONLY protects them when in SESSION (Quote: at the session of their respective houses).

Second, this clause DOES NOT override the Establishment Clause. Too many congressmen and senators have openly created laws BASED ON THIER OWN RELIGION. This is in direct violation of the 1st Amendment Establishment Clause.

Also, the loophole in the IRS 501c3 code must be closed. Religious organizations can and do lobby on Capitol Hill. This should not happen as it conflicts with the Establishment Clause (by forcing Congress to choose one religion over another). Religious organizations must be forced to no longer be 501c3 tax exempt organizations if they lobby.

04/01/2026

No, churches do NOT need to file with the IRS unless they earn 'special' non-religious income (e.g., product sales, lobbying funds). All churches and most religious organizations are exempt under the law (as defined within the guardrails of the Free Exercise and Establishment Clauses of the US Constitution). 1st amendment, 508c1a and 501c3 all share this status. Here are the main exemption rules:
1. A church, an interchurch organization of local units of a church, a convention or association of churches
2. An integrated auxiliary of a church
3. A church-affiliated organization that is exclusively engaged in managing funds or maintaining retirement programs
4. A school below college level affiliated with a church or operated by a religious order
5. Church-affiliated mission societies if more than half of their activities are conducted in, or are directed at persons in, foreign countries

Deal with it...

12/27/2025

The church is way too complex today. Too much energy is spent on 'entertainment.' Too much energy is spent on finances. Too much time is spent on secularization and modernization. Too much time is spent on church politics and political positioning, pitting one organization against another. Too much time is spent on power, control, and the schismatic behavior that comes after. Too much time is spent on dogma created long after the deaths of the Apostles.
While the first 70 or so years of the church were not perfect, at least God, Jesus, and the Spirit were at the center of the church, not the glitz and glamour that is often embraced today.
Sometimes the old ways are the best.
IMHO

10/21/2025

Well, I am SLOWLY getting there.

Hopefully, by mid-winter, I should have books and a 'translation variant' bible ready.

The physical books are printed and hand-bound right here in my chapel. This cuts costs dramatically. Doing so can increase the return per book from 10% to nearly 50%. Printed mainly in 'color' with cloth binding, the books have a good, warm feel. While slightly more delicate than professional binding, with normal usage, this presents few issues.

We have also created the same books in protected PDFs and even a protected Flip-Book Version. (This is reflected in the donation levels.)

The materials will never be For Sale. They will only be available via donations, called Gift in Kind. This is a common practice in many prominent not-for-profits. The proceeds are used for general church and seminary operations.

The information in these books is not based on the opinions of this organization or any member. The content is derived from hundreds of the world's greatest theologians, archaeological theologians, and church historians. Our work was to present this information for readers to discern the validity or invalidity of the information for themselves. Agree or disagree is up to the individual.

The current materials available in the general books:

1. Seminaries, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
Why Seminaries Must Evolve and Remove Operations from the University and Accreditation Environments. An analysis of why the current accreditation process is not suitable for the present or future operations of the church based Seminaries.

2. Communion.
The Debate of the Eucharist in the Hand or on the Tongue. The Debate Regarding Leavened versus Unleavened Bread.

3. Jerusalem versus Rome.
A research paper looking at various pros and cons regarding the move of the church from Jerusalem to Rome. (After the sack of Jerusalem in 70AD.

4. Laying on of Hands.
Critical Analysis of Tradition vs. Biblical Text. An evaluation of the dichotomies between theology, archaeological theology, church politics, and the human need for traditions.

5. The Making of Bishops.
Critical Analysis of the Process. An evaluation of the dichotomies between canon, mandates, exceptions, and the defect that allows dichotomies to exist.

6. Sexuality and the Church.
A Critical Analysis of the Issues with Uncertain Theological Debate, Irreverent Translations, and the Politics Behind a Love/Hate Relationship with Sexuality and the Faith.

7. Unity
Unity not Conformity
Striving for Peace in the Denominational Ranks. An evaluation of why Unity is mission-critical to the future of the Christian faith, but why Unity may be a pipe dream.

8. Vatican II and the Mass.
Critical Analysis of the Process. An evaluation of the disconnect between Vatican I, Vatican II, and Quo Primum.

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Bibles: (These are unique bibles presenting translation variants. Rather than using footnotes, endnotes, and glossaries, the actual variants and sometimes commentary are embedded with each verse. Along with colorizing the content, it makes research and reference more efficient.)

We are now at the start of Year 7 with the creation of this biblical information. These are NOT new Bibles, rather a Public Domain bible with research information added per verse.

1. The Research Bible of Text Variants - The Gospels
2. The Research Bible of Text Variants - The New Testament
3. The Apocrypha
4. The Research Bibe of Text Variants - The Old Testament (Still in progress, TBD)

10/13/2025

Biblical thought for the day:

Luke 2:7
And she gave birth to her firstborn son; and she wrapped Him in cloths, and laid Him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.

Read this very carefully. Read the word 'firstborn' over and over again.

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