F.C. Episcopal Non-Defectors Gather Off-Site; Bishop May Defrock Yates

Says Defectors ‘Abandoned’ the Faith, Members

In yet another strongly-worded statement, the Episcopal Church’s Bishop of Virginia issued a letter this week that he has “inhibited,” or “placed under ecclesiastical censure,” 21 clergy that voted with others among 11 churches in the state to defect from the denomination last month. The move is a step toward defrocking, and among others, it is directed against the Rev. John Yates, rector of the Falls Church Episcopal Church. 

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F.C. Episcopal Non-Defectors Gather Off-Site; Bishop May Defrock Yates

Says Defectors ‘Abandoned’ the Faith, Members In yet another strongly-worded statement, the Episcopal Church’s Bishop of Virginia issued a letter…

F.C. Teachers, Staff Rally at Public Hearing for Better COLA Increase

A large delegation of teachers and school staff personnel jammed City Hall Tuesday night to urge the Falls Church School…

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SEEKING THEIR “Citizenship in the Community” merit badge, three brave members of the Boy Scouts Troop 895, operating out of…

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Jim Moran

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