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"Conservative Anglican leader says plans afoot to stifle orthodoxy at primates meeting, and other stories from online sources around the world."

Ted Olsen | posted 9/01/2003 12:00AM

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Any plans for the inaugural 'Orphan Sunday?' | Religious leaders respond (Los Angeles Times)

Music:

P.O.D. 'pays' back fans with video-game bonus | New album will contain a version of the Playstation 2 game Amplitude, which allows users to recreate the song using its individual tracks (Reuters)
P.O.D. go back to their roots, insist they're not preachers (MTV)
Singing sacred praise | Seattle musicians and Oregon singers will team up on religious songs composed by Duke Ellington (The Oregonian)

Public television:

KOCE should stay public, TBN says | The Costa Mesa religious broadcaster is still a bidder, but a spokesman says the Huntington Beach station should remain a PBS affiliate (Los Angeles Times)
Students urge no sale of KOCE | The Golden West Academic Senate resolution comes after PBS affiliate KCET pulls out of a joint bid for the TV station (Los Angeles Times)

Other stories of interest:

Religion news in brief | Nebraska archbishop resigns, Missouri school district ends Bible distribution, and other stories (Associated Press)
A film of biblical proportions | Controversial evangelical cartoonist Jack Chick makes film debut with "The Light of the World." (Rancho Cucamonga Voice, Calif.)
Mahony says civic and religious leaders fail to act on homelessness | Cardinal's positions are likely to lend moral authority and political heft to an issue that has become an increasing focus of attention as Los Angeles attempts to remake its urban core (Los Angeles Times)

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