An International Missionary Outreach Dedicated to Evangelizing the Lost  By Sharing The Gospel According to the Scriptures

To add your name to our Ministry Update List and/or our Prayer Partners List please enter your email address below and then click on the "Go" button.  People on our Ministry Update List will receive our weekly newsletter and periodic ministry updates. People on our Prayer Partners List will receive prayer requests from time to time.
Email:

Slideshow image

Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow:

slideshow image

slideshow image

slideshow image

slideshow image

slideshow image

slideshow image

slideshow image
 

In The News
   
 
 

 

In The News

  
Comment from UTT:
 
The following article is a preview of what to expect in the near future as the separated brethren begin to come home to Rome. Notice that the focal point of unity is communion (the Eucharist).
 
August 13 - Bishop of Fort Worth met with Episcopal delegation to discuss full communion, prelate confirms
 
Article: Ecumenical Movement - Protestants Uniting With Roman Catholics
 
Fort Worth, Aug 13, 2008 / 07:00 pm (CNA).- A senior Episcopal prelate recently confirmed that a delegation of Episcopal priests from Fort Worth visited the Catholic bishop of the diocese, Most Rev. Kevin Vann, to discuss how their diocese might enter full communion with the Catholic Church. While the seriousness of the discussion is not yet known, a document presented by the priests claims an overwhelming majority of clergy in the Episcopal diocese favor pursuing plans to bring the diocese into the Catholic Church.

The Rev. William Crary, who is senior rector of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, confirmed that he and three other Episcopal priests met with Bishop Vann on June 16. They presented the bishop with a document that is reportedly highly critical of the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion.

The Dallas Morning News says the document claims an overwhelming majority of Episcopal clergy favor pursuing an "active plan" to bring the diocese into full communion with the Catholic Church. The document also reports that Episcopal Bishop of Fort Worth Jack Iker is supportive of the effort.

Rev. Courtland Moore, retired rector of St. Alban's Episcopal Church in Arlington, said there is a "very serious attempt" on the part of clergy in the Episcopal diocese to "petition Rome for some kind of recognition."

"They make it clear that they no longer believe there is truth in the Anglican Communion, and the only way they can find truth is reunion with Rome," he stated.

Read More ....

 

 

Understand The Times is an independent non-profit organization in Canada and the United States.
Understand The Times is not affiliated or dependent upon any other organization or denomination.
Understand The Times is accountable to a board of directors in the United States and Canada and accountable,
first of all, to Jesus Christ and His word.

 

Fair Use Notice


Home |  Speaking Schedule | Ministry Update | Missions Updates
Goals and Objectives | Statement of Faith | History of Ministry | UTT Internet Bible School
Books  | DVDs | Tract Booklets | Commentary by Roger Oakland | Commentary By Others | 
Subscribe To Podcast | Podcast Information | Radio Programs and Transcripts | Articles | Weekly News In Review
2009 Year In Review | 2008 Year In Review | 2007 Year in Review Let There Be Light | Creation Gallery | 
Exposing The Emerging Church | Live Broadcasts | Broadcast Archives
  Join E-Mail Update List | Support The Ministry | Bryce Homes International  | Making Disciples Ministry
Mission Myanmar | Mission Kenya | Mission Philippines | Mission South Africa | UTT YouTube Channel
Lighthouse Trail Research

Understand The Times
International
P.O. Box 27239
Santa Ana, CA 92799 USA
(800) 689-1888

P.O. Box 1160
Eston, Saskatchewan
Canada S0L 1A0
306-962-3672