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	Clergy reserve - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clergy Reserves were tracts of land in Upper Canada reserved for the support of "Protestant clergy" by the Constitutional Act of 1791 which also established Upper and Lower Canada as distinct regions each with an elected assembly.
		Although the first lieutenant governor of Upper Canada, John Graves Simcoe interpreted Protestant clergy to mean mean the clergy of Church of England only, by 1824, the Church of Scotland was also granted a share of the projected revenues.
		The Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada passed a law to sell the reserves in 1840, but it was disallowed by the imperial (British) government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clergy_reserve (287 words)

	Clergy Reserves
		Strachan sought special status for the Church of England and became the centre of controversy as he defended Anglican monopoly of the Clergy Reserves and dominance in politics and education (courtesy Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library/T15000).
		Clergy Reserves, one-seventh of the public lands of Upper and Lower Canada, reserved by the 1791 CONSTITUTIONAL ACT for the maintenance of a &QUOT;Protestant clergy," a phrase intended to apply to the Church of England alone.
		The clergy reserves were secularized not because they were obstacles to settlement, but because the policy of church establishment they represented was unacceptable in religiously heterogeneous UC.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&ArticleId=A0001676 (340 words)

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		Clergy Reserves were created by The Constitutional Act of 1791, an act of the British Parliament.
		In 1834, a Clergy Reserve land grant of five acres was recorded in the Town of Blandford (later part of the city of Woodstock).
		Regarding Clergy Reserves, Durham stated that any Acts relating to the Clergy Reserves should be repealed and that the legislature should assume the task of disposing of the lands and funds.
	www.execulink.com /~ocbogs/hist/oxhquiz/oxha117.html (702 words)

	Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept. - Compton Station
		Reserve Deputies enjoy the challenge and excitement offered by law enforcement, as well as the satisfaction of providing a worthwhile community service to the city of Compton.
		Reserve Deputies are here to augment and assist the sheriff’s department/city in maintaining the needed resources to ensure a safe community.
		Each Reserve is expected to work an average of 20 hours per month which include monthly meetings, community events as well as patrol duties.
	www.lasd.org /stations/for2/compton/aboutus.html (501 words)

	Upcoming activities
		Clergy need to fulfill this requirement to maintain their canonical standing in their diocese.
		This is a reminder to clergy and lay professionals that their 2003 Continuing Education Reports are due on March 1.
		A reminder to clergy and lay professionals that 2003 Continuing Education Reports are due in the Office of the Bishop on or before March 1.
	www.episcopalhawaii.org /clergyeventsFeb04.htm (1049 words)

	St Pauls Episcopal Church, Fairfield, CT
		Set up an appointment with one of the clergy as far ahead of the proposed date as possible, and in no case less than one month before.
		Hence it will be necessary for the couple to be known well to the clergy by being involved in the life and worship of the parish.
		It will be important for you to discuss your situation with one of the clergy well in advance of your proposed wedding date, and to make sure that there is sufficient time for the required counseling.
	www.stpaulsfairfield.org /pages/ar_marriage.htm (600 words)

	Clergy Financial Mortgage, Clergy Financial Services, Clergy Tax Net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Even though the Federal Reserve pushed short-term interest rates higher June 30 for the first time since 2000, 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rates dipped near 6% the past week -- the lowest since this spring, said mortgage giant Freddie Mac.
		It was the third week of decline, after a run-up in anticipation of Fed action.
		But, he added, the Fed will continue raising short-term rates and, ''We still have huge uncertainty on the outlook for inflation.'' Economists expect the Fed, which raised its target for short-term interest rates by a quarter-point to 1.25% last month, to gradually increase rates into 2005.
	www.clergytaxnet.com /mortgage_news.htm (406 words)

	Lilly Endowment Inc. - 2007 National Clergy Renewal Program
		We reserve the right to change the Agreement or Privacy Policy from time to time.
		The Endowment reserves the right to delete all or part of any Submission, for any reason or for no reason at all, without your consent.
		We reserve the right, at our own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification by you, in which event you agree to cooperate with us in asserting any available defenses.
	www.clergyrenewal.org /termsofuse.html (1580 words)

	Section VI. Annual Conferences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The annual conference shall elect clergy and lay delegates to the General Conference and to its jurisdictional or central conference in the manner provided in this section, Articles IV and V. The persons first elected up to the number determined by the ratio for representation in the General Conference shall be representatives in that body.
		The annual conference shall also elect reserve clergy and lay delegates to the jurisdictional or central conference as it may deem desirable.
		These reserve clergy and lay delegates to the jurisdictional or central conferences may act as reserve delegates to the General Conference when it is evident that not enough reserve delegates are in attendance at the General Conference.
	archives.umc.org /interior.asp?mid=1584 (689 words)

	The Scot in British North America - Chapter II. The Churches Part A
		Mathieson early took a deep interest in the Clergy Reserve agitation, not, however, as a secularizer, but as a claimant to a share of the funds for his Church.
		While the Presbyterian Church was being erected, the congregation were tendered and accepted the use of the Church of the "Recollets," and when the new edifice was completed, the ministers of the temporary place of worship, not only refused any payment for the use of the building, but expressed their regret at the removal.
		During the Clergy Reserve controversy, he took an active part on behalf of secularization, and also published in the Banner, a religious journal, afterwards merged in the Globe, a series of letters on the University of Toronto—at that time a bone of contention between the Church of England and the other denominations.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/canada/scot/chapter27.htm (8545 words)

	CJOnline.com \| The Topeka Capital-Journal \| Spiritual leaders weigh in on war 02/17/03
		While it would be difficult to find a member of the local clergy who wants the United States to go to war with Iraq, some seem more willing than others to support military action in the Mideast.
		A number of clergy say they oppose the path being taken by the Bush administration, which they see as leading the United States irrevocably toward war with Iraq.
		Like many members of the local clergy, the Rev. Jim McCollough, senior minister of First Christian Church-Disciples of Christ, 1880 S.W. Gage, says he is morally opposed to a U.S. attack on Iraq.
	www.cjonline.com /stories/021703/rel_clergywar.shtml (1400 words)

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		If these requisites are not met, the clergy reserve the right to postpone the Sacrament until such time as they are fulfilled.
		Therefore, the couple, the clergy, and the laity pray that this Christian marriage be sanctified and preserved by God in the image of Christ's perfect union to the Church.
		The Sacrament of Crowning is initiated by the chief celebrant lifting the Holy Gospel and invoking the Holy Trinity, "Blessed is the Kingdom of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
	www.goholycross.org /Downloads/weddguid.txt (1886 words)

	Education In Upper Canada From 1783 To 1844-(continued)
		In-stead of working shoulder to shoulder with one another for the moral and intellectual growth of their people, they were in many cases sapping their strength through acrimonious and recriminating discussions of state church, sectarianism, Clergy Reserves, endowment and grants.
		When once it was finally settled that Upper Canada was to have responsible government and that all races and all creeds were to enjoy equal civil, religious and political rights, it was much easier to lay a solid foundation for the development of efficient schools.
		Strachan and the Anglican clergy asking that Anglican children he educated by their own pastors and that they receive a share of public funds for support of their schools.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles11/canada-education-4.shtml (4730 words)

	GBGM Feature
		Two lay and two clergy members of the United Methodist Church are elected to the denomination's highest court.
		Gray is a family court judge for the 16th Judicial Circuit in Kansas City, Mo. He has served as a delegate to five General Conferences and was elected as an alternate member of the Judicial Council in 1996 and 2000.
		In order of their election, reserve clergy are: Paul Shamwange Kyungu, North-West Katanga; C. Rex Bevins, Nebraska; Rodney E. Wilmoth, Minnesota; John E. Harnish, Detroit; and Gloria Brooks, West Ohio.
	gbgm-umc.org /global_news/full_article.cfm?articleid=2408 (511 words)

	2003 Annual Conference
		Lay delegates elected to General Conference: Joel Huffman and Billie Fidlin; clergy delegates: Jane Tews and Mary Bullis.
		Lay delegates elected to Jurisdictional Conference: Norma Farris and Devin Mauney; clergy delegates: Gary Kennedy and Tim Lusk.
		Reserve lay delegates are: Robert Thomas, Marion Bell, and Mary Jo Johnson; reserve clergy delegates: Dan Morley, Peter Perry, and Tom Matick.
	www.desertsw.org /03annualconference.html (630 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Alcoholism familiar to clergy under stress
		The Rev. Nancy Platt of Augusta, Maine, an alcoholic who became sober before joining the Episcopal priesthood, is active in the Recovering Alcoholic Clergy Association — an Episcopal group with 350 active members, including one or two bishops.
		The Rev. Platt says the clergy have three special challenges: parishioners' demands of them and their families; low pay relative to other professionals with graduate training; and the requirement of dealing continually with peoples' problems.
		With bishops, "it's harder, and it's a lot harder than it used to be." For one thing, they need a certain reserve with clergy to avoid favoritism so "they have few friends for support unless they have fellow bishops.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,635187257,00.html (792 words)

	Medical school to train clergy in clinical ethics
		The Department of Bioethics at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has initiated the Clinical Ethics and Clergy Project to aid patients and their families who wish to understand and make difficult medical decisions within the context of their religious beliefs and traditions.
		Clergy will undergo a series of classes, training sessions and limited clinical experience and will attend an area-wide conference.
		They will be instructed by the full-time clergy who are involved with the pastoral care programs at St. Vincent Charity Hospital and MetroHealth Medical Center, as well as those involved with hospice care at the Hospice of the Western Reserve.
	www.cwru.edu /pubs/cnews/2002/11-14/clergy.htm (280 words)

	A Pan-Anglican Synod, by Francis Fulford (1866)
		We, the Bishops, Clergy:, and Laity of the Canadian Branch of the United Church of England and Ireland, in Synod assembled, would approach your venerable Body with the deepest sentiments of reverence and affection.
		The Act was passed by the Provincial Parliament, being reserved for the signification of Her Majesty's pleasure, Aug. 30, 1851: it received the Royal assent, given by Her Majesty in Council, May 15, 1852, and was proclaimed in Canada June 9, 1852.
		And in the year 1854, in the Provincial Act for the Secularization of the Clergy Reserve Lands, passed with the same sanctions, it is stated in the Preamble, ''And whereas it is desirable to remove all semblance of connexion between Church and State, andc.
	anglicanhistory.org /canada/fulford/synod_sermon1866.html (5210 words)

	CBS News \| Bishop's Alcoholism Familiar to Clergy
		"Being a clergy person is a stressful job _ and any disease process latent in our bodies is going to be exacerbated" when an extra level of scrutiny is added.
		The Rev. Nancy Platt of Augusta, Maine, an alcoholic who became sober before joining the Episcopal priesthood, is active in the Recovering Alcoholic Clergy Association _ an Episcopal group with 350 active members including one or two bishops.
		Platt says the clergy have three special challenges: parishioners' demands of them and their families; low pay relative to other professionals with graduate training; and, the requirement of dealing continually with peoples' problems.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/02/15/ap/national/mainD8FPRNGG7.shtml (835 words)

	(GCKGGW) GAGE5 - The Great Glebe Gospel Tour by VictorEcho
		The area in Ottawa we now know as the Glebe was part of the original clergy reserve set aside for St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church downtown at Kent and Wellington streets.
		At the time, the reserve extended from Bronson Avenue on the west to Main Street on the east between what is now Glebe Avenue and Fifth Avenue.
		When the area opened for subdivision development in the 1870s, real estate agents called it ‘The Glebe.’ The boundaries of the neighbourhood are now considered to be Bronson on the west, the canal on the south and the east, and the Queensway on the north.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?wp=GCKGGW (1016 words)

	... for Clergy
		CAP chaplains support U.S. Air Force active-duty and reserve chaplains, particularly during times of war when military personnel are deployed.
		Through individual courses and regional colleges, CAP offers its chaplains training in all aspects of volunteer service, from conducting military funerals to pastoral counseling.
		To become a CAP chaplain, you must be a fully qualified member of the clergy of your religious group with the appropriate educational background.
	www.cap.gov /visitors/quick_info/for_clergy.cfm (310 words)

	3 Florida United Methodist Review Online
		The clergy reserve delegates are: Marta Burke, Coral Gables; Jose Bove, Lakeland; Walter Edwards, Leesburg; Michael Oliver, Vero Beach; Montfort Duncan Jr., DeLand; Clarke Campbell-Evans, Miami; and Matthew Hartsfield, Tampa.
		The seven lay reserve delegates are: June Johns, Merritt Island; Barbara Stricklin, Lake Worth; Judith Pierre-Okerson, North Miami; Lois Yost, Tampa; Glenna Brayton, Orange Park; Opal Winebrenner, Opa Locka; and Owen Bliven, Hudson.
		Among the issues lay nominees considered highly important were homosexuality, the inclusion of youth and minorities in the life of the church, the structure of the church in the new millennium, the Book of Discipline, and general church finances.
	www.flumc.org /comline/revarchive/062599s3.html (602 words)

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		John’s clergy reserve the right to give priority to this spiritual definition and affirmation of marriage, over and above our role as civil servants.
		John’s clergy is only available for those ceremonies where at least one of the two people to be married are Christian.
		The reservation and security deposit is due with the application.
	www.stjohns.presbychurch.net /WeddingBrochure.htm (1337 words)

	Child and youth sexual abuse by clergy
		Reports of child sexual abuse by Canadian Roman Catholic clergy, Brothers, and employees appear to have peaked in the 1990s.
		For many years, the local priests and the rest of the Roman Catholic church clergy were highly respected by almost all Newfoundlanders.
		It could be an excellent model for other groups of victims of clergy abuse who are weighing their options of whether to pursue resolution by mediation or through the courts.
	www.religioustolerance.org /clergy_sex3.htm (3086 words)

	Navy Reserve: Opportunities: Officer Opportunities
		Pride, prestige, superior benefits, and excellent career advancement prospects are just a few of the many enticements for becoming an Officer in the Navy Reserve.
		As a Navy Reserve Officer, your service is part-time, but the military training and experience you gain is extensive and world-class.
		You may receive a direct appointment as a commissioned Navy Officer serving in the Navy Reserve if you are a college-educated professional in one of the specialty areas listed here.
	www.navalreserve.com /opportunities/officer/index.jsp (167 words)

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		United Methodist clergy offer the additional dimension of liturgical ministry and infant baptism.
		The witness of United Methodist guard and reserve chaplains provides a caring presence in critical times, a true witness and outreach ministry of the local church.
		Involuntary call-up for military chaplains is a term applied to : (a) a reserve component chaplain who is assigned to a unit that is activated for federal duty, or (b) an individual reserve chaplain who is called to active duty involuntarily.
	www.vaumc.org /repository/Cabinet/ChaplainMobilization.doc (2061 words)

	War over, some clergy still away on duty - News - clergy serving in military Christian Century - Find Articles
		Multitudes of military members serving in reserve units have been deployed for Operation Iraqi Freedom, leaving jobs and families behind.
		Of the 400 or so army chaplains involved in the Iraqi war, about 60 percent were on active duty and 40 percent were from reserve components of the Army Reserve and the Army National Guard.
		of the reserve components in all kinds of military operations from war fighting to humanitarian relief operations," said Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Eric Wester, spokesman for the army office of the Chief of Chaplains.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1058/is_13_120/ai_104681891 (773 words)

	Feminist Daily News 3/19/1998: Sri Lankan Nuns Ordained as Buddhist Clergy
		Sri Lankan nuns were admitted into the Buddhist clergy for the first time in 1,500 years.
		Women’s rights activist Sunila Abesekera said that the nun’s order was a victory but that significant Buddhist leaders still refuse to accept women as part of the clergy.
		Abesekera said, “It is important for people to invite these nuns for religious services at their homes and recognize them as part of the clergy....
	www.feminist.org /news/newsbyte/uswirestory.asp?id=3093 (345 words)

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