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	BOV Class of 2007 - William W. (Bill) Phipps
		BOV Class of 2007 - William W. (Bill) Phipps
		WILLIAM W. William W. Phipps is a 1974 East Carolina University alumnus with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology.
		Phipps is a partner with the law firm on Soles, Phipps, Ray & Prince in his hometown of Tabor City.
	www.ecu.edu /cs-admin/bov/Phipps.cfm (60 words)

	Bill Phipps: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Jesus, in the bible called jesus the nazarene and known among christians as jesus christ, is the central figure in christianity and is considered an...
		Phipps is currently active with the Interfaith Interfaith quick summary:
		Phipps was in the news again on April 1st, EHandler: no quick summary.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/bi/bill_phipps.htm (1314 words)

	Bill Phipps Fellowship Interview
		Phipps: Okay, it is. But I think you have to ask yourself, why that is. You have to ask that question not only of the church, but of the person who wants to be ordained.
		Phipps: Oh sure, but he was also a person who respected other people’s right to think what they thought and would encourage them to do that.
		Bill Phipps shares his thoughts on ways to end the deadlock between the renewal/reform groups and the national church.
	www.igs.net /~tonyc/mod0.html (2521 words)

	Yarmouth Lumber CEO promises solution
		Yarmouth Lumber President Bill Phipps is the first to admit to a "self-inflicted fl eye." Over the years, he told the Gray Town Council, the company made some mistakes by allowing diesel fuel and waste water to seep into the ground at its facility on Route 100 at the Cumberland line.
		Phipps prefaced a written statesment to the Council with a comment that he felt citizens in Gray did not know him or his company because he has kept a low profile since moving the company to its present location 12 years ago.
		Phipps said that, while there is no law or rule preventing him from continuing to use his own refueling station, he had it removed to prevent further problems.
	graynews.maine.com /2004-12-10/yarmouth_lumber.html (1429 words)

	Friday 24 October 1997 'I don't believe Jesus was God' - National News - The Ottawa Citizen Online
		Phipps, 55, was elected head of Canada's largest Protestant denomination in August, and he says what appealed to the 400 delegates was his platform: putting the United Church's views front and centre in public policy debates.
		Phipps says Jesus is central to his beliefs and motivates his compassion for others, but he doesn't accept the Bible as a valid historical record.
		Phipps says it would be a mistake, however, to say that he does not believe in Jesus.
	www.igs.net /~tonyc/mod1.html (731 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Menno Wiebe: Bill, part of what we think the Commission is learning -- not to jump ahead too fast -- is that there may be economic and political reasons for delay, the delay may be to the advantage of one party or another.
		Bill Phipps: I'm not sure why it is not in their interests to resolve it.
		Bill Phipps: Along with that, I don't think either of these governments is totally secure in their re-election opportunities.
	www.bcgreen.com /~samuel/lubicon/1992/TAPS0629.3.txt (6011 words)

	Remarks by head of Canadian church provoke debate over Christian beliefs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Rev. Bill Phipps sparked nationwide debate in October when he said in a newspaper interview that he did not believe Christ was God, was bodily resurrected or was the only way to God.
		Phipps was elected in August to a three-year term as moderator of the church, which was formed in 1925 by the union of Methodist, Congregational and most of the country's Presbyterian churches.
		Since the article was published in October, Phipps has apologized for any pain his comments may have caused and has explained that he believes Jesus was "as much of the nature of God as we can see in a human being" and was resurrected spiritually in people's hearts, rather than bodily.
	www.chron.com /cgi-bin/auth/story/content/chronicle/world/97/11/26/canada.2-0.html (596 words)

	Bill Phipps: Profile of the 36th Moderator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Although Phipps acknowledges that the church is no longer the powerful institution that it once was, he is convinced that the story of United Church faith is as relevant as ever and that the church can change society from the margins.
		Phipps, who is currently a minister at Scarboro United Church in Calgary, Alberta, sees the prophetic life of the church firmly rooted in the local congregation.
		Phipps has worked as a poverty lawyer, a pastor, community organizer, hospital chaplain and an adult educator.
	www.united-church.ca /moderator/phipps (429 words)

	William Phipps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Messenger of Death (1988) (as William Edward Phipps)....
		Lord of the Jungle (1955) (as Bill Phipps)....
		Jesse James vs. the Daltons (1954) (as Bill Phipps)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0681055 (390 words)

	Archive \| May 1999 \| What was Job's tax bill?
		Phipps says that in an era where tax cuts are the carrot that many citizens demand, he believes that taxes are in fact one of the best ways we have of caring for one another collectively.
		Phipps also argued that Canada, amazingly one of the few countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development without one, should institute a wealth tax.
		Phipps' praise of taxation is praise of violence at the hands of an omnipotent power.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/0599job.htm (961 words)

	Canadian church rejects calls for leader's ouster - the United Church of Canada supports its newly elected moderator ...
		Phipps complained that the Citizen's editorial board concentrated on his theological statements at the expense of his expressions of concern for the poor.
		In a statement issued by the United Church, Phipps wrote: "I did not expect the grilling I received on Christian orthodoxy, but I did not shrink from any of their questions." He said the opinions were his alone, not United Church policy.
		At a November 24 news conference, Phipps said that he had learned his lesson--to be more careful of his words and to state the church's views as well as his own.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1058/is_n36_v114/ai_20175654 (851 words)

	The immoderator - 2/12/99
		Phipps granted an interview with the Ottawa Citizen and promptly denied the central doctrines of the Christian faith.
		Phipps denied the virgin birth, the bodily resurrection of Christ, the existence of heaven and hell, and, most directly, the deity of Christ.
		Phipps issued an official statement shortly after his notorious interview and apologized "that the way my faith has been conveyed to you has hurt or damaged some of you." Of course, it was not the moderator's faith that scandalized, but his denial of the faith once for all delivered to the saints.
	www.layman.org /layman/news/news-around-church/immoderator.htm (676 words)

	Winston-Salem Journal \| Local nurse still close to her Sappony Indian tribe
		Although Phipps has lived in Kernersville for the last 18 years and in the area since she went to Forsyth Medical Center to become a nurse, she spends much time with her tribal responsibilities.
		Phipps said that their generation was the first to marry outside the tribe.
		Phipps said she has been busier than usual with events such as the American Indian Cultural Celebration held in Raleigh on Nov. 11 at the N.C. Museum of History.
	www.journalnow.com /servlet/Satellite?pagename=WSJ/MGArticle/WSJ_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1149191831687&path=!localnews&s=1037645509099 (858 words)

	.Phipps for Farms :Rural Property Developers, AUSTRALIA
		Phipps For Farms can Guarantee you Finance for the purchase of their farms and rural properties.
		Bill Phipps and his staff would be happy to see you.
		Phipps For Farms welcome your correspondence and can be Faxed on (international calls) 61 2 9816 2555 (within Australia) 02 9816 2555.
	www.farmland.com.au (144 words)

	Bill Phipps 1917 to 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The materials handling world will be saddened to hear of the passing of industry stalwart Bill Phipps, who died peacefully on Sunday 26th March.
		Bill’s career in the fork lift industry started in 1946 with Coventry Climax, where he served for 34 years as demonstrator, salesman, area sales manager and eventually home sales director.
		Re-emerging from his ‘first retirement’ in 1980, Bill set himself up as a Consultant, advising STILL in its development in the UK, and remained in the industry for a further 14 years.
	www.mhwmagazine.co.uk /bsp/10130/ews.asp?DBID=103-281-013-010&iPage=1&id=3735 (348 words)

	Fly Magazine-Band/Performers Archive Article
		Guitarist Bill Phipps, 11th Hour's primary songwriter, credits "retro influences" like guitar giants Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck for the band's melodic rock sound.
		According to Phipps, about half of the band's typical live set consists of covers, including hits by Stone Temple Pilots, Fuel, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and 3 Doors Down.
		Phipps formed 11th Hour with Marc Bernstein on drums and Tad Davis on lead vocals and bass in 1997.
	www.flymagazine.net /bak/archive_bands_article.cfm?id=bdc0fe51 (225 words)

	The Daily News Record: Local News
		Listeners immediately began calling the station about the resort, but all Phipps said he would tell them is that the station’s sales department was responsible for the advertisement and all he did was put it on the air.
		The year before the cat trick, Phipps announced "breaking news" from the county courthouse that said the state lines had been drawn wrong and that everything west of Harrisonburg was really West Virginia.
		Phipps said he proceeded to tell people that any official documents, marriage licenses and the like, that were obtained west of the city were void.
	www.dnronline.com /news_details.php?AID=3726&CHID=2 (646 words)

	Calvin C. Phipps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Calvin C. Phipps, brother of Bill Phipps of Isabel, Kansas, sold his farm in Saltilloville, Indiana in 1898 and moved to Isabel, Kansas.
		Arthur (Art) came out to Isabel to visit his uncle Bill Phipps, and liked it so much he went back to Indiana and helped his father sell the farm, and move to Isabel.
		Art lost his wife Flora in 1928 and later married Bessie, to whom was born a dautghter, Rachel Beth (Hamilton) who with her mother Bessie lives in Sequin, Texas.
	www.kansasheritage.org /medicine/isabel/fh_phipps.html (435 words)

	Bill Phipps - NASE - Association Field Services - Member Benefits and Health Insurance
		Bill Phipps - NASE - Association Field Services - Member Benefits and Health Insurance
		The last claim I had was billed improperly by the medical facility and was taken care of immediately by Megaâs claim department.
		I also had sinus surgery last year and my claim was paid within 10 days of my surgery.
	www.billphipps-ins.com (243 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bill Phipps and Frances Marlar were married at Murphy's Chapel in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on January 24, 1942.
		Bill and Frances got a divorce when Darla was in the 8th grade.
		Bill worked for many years in the paint and hardware business.
	students.ou.edu /C/Tina.M.Crabtree-1/Phipps.html (280 words)

	POWs in NM Agriculture Oral History Project
		But Phipps, a New Englander, frequently uses agrammatical phraseology, and his sentences trail off in volume and intelligibility.
		SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE: Phipps served first as the postmaster for the camp and later as the first sergeant of Compound 4 (Officer’s Compound) at the Hereford, Texas, POW camp during World War II.
		Phipps left in February and camp closed in April [1946].
	archives.nmsu.edu /rghc/index/pow/phipps.html (456 words)

	Archive \| May 1999 \| Earth is Flat Award/Vinegar in Freedom Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Usually the debate is couched in dense language and references to long dead thinkers, but Phipps came out and said it: Canada is a collectivist nation and forced taxation is not only necessary, but good.
		Phipps and the United Church of Canada are hardly potent forces on the political scene so, with the exception of a few sniggering pieces in financial newspapers and web sites, they were largely ignored by Canadians.
		Like Bill Phipps, Bill Clinton goes to church every week.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/0599award.htm (1340 words)

	Main Stream Churches and Ecumenism
		Phipps’ "little controversy" developed into a theological minefield last month when the newly elected moderator told an Ottawa newspaper he doesn’t believe Jesus is God nor does he think Christ rose from the dead, as stated in the Bible.
		………..Phipps said one of the strengths of the United Church is its tolerance of divergent views.
		From the foregoing illustrations it is clear that the unique gospel of Jesus Christ is offensive to achieving unity of religions and churches of the East and West.
	www.wrpf.org /mainstreamchurches.htm (5106 words)

	Stephen Harper Needs Lesson In Civility (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		No doubt we will forever wonder what the Reverend Bill Phipps has done, said, or thought, to provoke such malevolence from Mr.
		He could do worse than to accept a lesson in civility taught by one who is no longer with us.
		Bill Phipps shares his vision and his theology with Fellowship Magazine
	ensign.ftlcomm.com /editorials/LTE/watkins/civilityHarper.html (245 words)

	William Phipps Photos - William Phipps News - William Phipps Information
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		Harry and Laverne recall the day she came to work for him, but their stories have several variations.
		In it, certain ordinary people are specially chosen to take a trip on a very unusual train, one that is a "Time Express" to some time...
	www.tv.com /william-phipps/person/14620/summary.html (171 words)

	Bill Phipps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I dissociate myself from public remarks of the new moderator of the United Church of Canada, Bill Phipps.
		He doesn't speak for me. Helping the poor and fighting the government is not my idea of the essence of Christianity.
		I took part in a conference call with Rev Phipps on Friday Nov 7, 1997, and attended the debate with him at Parkdale United in November 1997.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /~aj624/billphipps.html (182 words)

	United Church of Canada’s moderator denies basic doctrines May/June 98
		Phipps, “but I’m no theologian.” On his last point virtually all will agree, but – theologian or no theologian the moderator is a heretic.
		His apology – for hurt feelings rather than for heresy – left the moderator unrepentant.
		His heresy is no longer remarkable in itself – but we are shocked by the boldness with which he, as the moderator of Canada’s largest Protestant denomination, launched his attack upon Christ.
	www.layman.org /layman/the-layman/1998/may-june/united-church-canada.htm (716 words)

	The Jewish Connection
		The Jewish Connection Ministry originated in 1980 in Kansas City, Missouri and was founded by Bill
		In the beginning the Jewish Connection met in Bill and Marti Phipps home.
		Bill Phipps is President and Marti Phipps Vice President of The Jewish Connection Ministy.
	members.aol.com /bmfkc/jewishconnection (999 words)

	TAKING THE FIRE OUT OF HELL
		In its June 19, 2002, edition, the Los Angeles Times published an article entitled “Hold the Fire and Brimstone,” documenting the fact that “mention of hell from pulpits is at an all-time low.
		Bill Faris, pastor of Crown Valley Vineyard Christian Fellowship, told the Times that though he believes in hell he doesn’t preach on it because, “It isn’t sexy enough.” The Times observed that not only does Faris not preach on hell but “his flock shows little interest in it.”
		BILL PHIPPS, MODERATOR, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA: “I have no idea if there is a hell.
	www.wayoflife.org /fbns/takingthe.htm (3563 words)

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