Michael Bird, hot in pursuit of excellence and eager to keep up with the very latest in iMania technology, is now listed in Zoominfo. When he used to work for a living, he was a wedding photographer; it must be … Continue reading
h/t: Warren
Here are the five points: Flourishing cultures of innovation Outstanding leadership for ministry Prophetic social justice making Life changing worship Effective resource management The only point that, on the surface, may have a tenuous connection to Christianity is “Life changing … Continue reading
Michael, I realise that you are under the misapprehension that the deviant, maniacal, hyper-liberal, neo-pagan, sub-Christian clap-trap which you are foisting upon your unwilling victims in the Niagara diocese is courageous, but I beg to differ. This is how courageous … Continue reading
Michael Bird, bishop of Niagara travelled to the UK to have a little chat with Rowan Williams: In that interview I reviewed with him the multitude of task forces, hearings, Bishop’s statements, regional and parish meetings and the long list … Continue reading
In a recent confirmation service in Christ’s Church Cathedral, Hamilton one of the songs was U2’s “I still haven’t found what I’m looking for” A fitting tribute to the state of Christian belief in the diocese. As Bono told Rolling … Continue reading
Bishop Michael Bird is off to the UK to enlighten Rowan Williams on how the Diocese of Niagara has reached the point it has in bulldozing forward its agenda to bless same sex unions. It seems that the Anglican Communion … Continue reading
From Here Dear Friends: I write to you with a few brief reflections coming out of the House of Bishops meeting and in particular my thoughts with regards to the released statement that this meeting has generated. I believe it … Continue reading
Coren’s book about how he came to support same-sex marriage has been distributed to all Canadian bishops – as if they needed any encouragement in that direction. Here is Michael Bird’s response: Coren hopes it will do “some good”, as … Continue reading
