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Episcopal diocese asks clergy to clarify status with denomination Officials at the Episcopal Diocese of San Joaquin in Stockton are asking 110 priests and deacons in the diocese to clarify whether they wish to remain in the U.S. Episcopal Church.

The Episcopal Church and Bishop John-David Schofield have been at odds since Schofield led a secession movement prompted in part by the church's ordination of women and an openly gay bishop.

By Ron Orozco/The Fresno Bee
05:29:20 PM Friday, Jul 18, 2008

PLACES OF WORSHIP: Memorial United Methodist ChurchOfficials at Memorial United Methodist Church of Clovis have been busy planning ventures designed to strengthen its identity in the community.
By Ron Orozco/The Fresno Bee
05:38:53 PM Friday, Jul 18, 2008

IN BRIEFGrizzlies game to benefit ministries
Bee staff
05:29:20 PM Friday, Jul 18, 2008

Biblical journeyA 10-year dream came true for Ben and Marge Ainley of Clovis when they took 27 members of their family to the Holy Land in June.
By Ron Orozco / The Fresno Bee
04:54:08 PM Friday, Jul 11, 2008

Northside Christian in Clovis marks its 50th anniversaryNorthside Christian Church in Clovis, which has grown from humble beginnings to more than 2,500 worshippers on weekends, will celebrate its 50th anniversary today and Sunday.
04:54:08 PM Friday, Jul 11, 2008

IN BRIEFMeditation event set for Woodward Park
Bee staff
04:54:08 PM Friday, Jul 11, 2008

IN BRIEFMeditation event set for Woodward Park
Bee staff
04:54:08 PM Friday, Jul 11, 2008

Art of Living teacher visits ClovisSpiritual guru and humanitarian Sri Sri Ravi Shankar of Bangalore, India, is coming to give a boost to the new Hindu Temple of Fresno in Clovis.
02:50:41 PM Thursday, Jul 3, 2008

IN BRIEFShoot free throws and help children
Bee staff
02:50:41 PM Thursday, Jul 3, 2008

Good guysThey donate money they've earned so newborns leaving hospitals can have clothing, caps and booties. They walk dogs to raise money to build hospitals in other countries. They participate in walk-a-thons so children won't go hungry. They make blankets for children who are taken into protective custody. And they pack medical supplies and clothing to be sent to countries ravaged by war.
By Ron Orozco / The Fresno Bee
02:50:40 PM Thursday, Jul 3, 2008

Episcopal Church of the Saviour
Neighborhood help planned
Covenant to care
Real keepers
Southern Baptist youths will renovate Clovis homes

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