St Columba's Traditional Anglican Church (EMC) - Fernley,NV

<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> St Columba's Traditional Anglican Church (EMC) - Fernley,NV </TITLE> <base target=_top> </HEAD> <body bgcolor=#FFFFFF> <center> <h1> Welcome to St Columba's Traditional Anglican Church (EMC) </h1> <b>(cor. of Truck Inn Way & Mission Way)<br>MAIL: 1364 Canal Drive<br>Fernley, NV 89408<br> USA<br>775 575-2771<br></center> </b><br><hr><h2>Staff / Leaders</h2> <table width=80%> <TR><TD><b>Rector</b> </TD><TD><b>Fr William E Bauer</b><br> </TD><TD><A HREF="mailto:columba@catholic.org"> Send an Email...</A><br></TD></TR> <TR><TD><b>Rector Emeritus:</b> </TD><TD><b>Fr Raymond A Cullen</b><br> </TD><TD><A HREF="mailto: rectorhead@hotmail.com"> Send an Email...</A><br></TD></TR> <TR><TD><b>Assisting:</b> </TD><TD><b>Fr Gordon D V Wiebe SSC</b><br> </TD><TD><A HREF="mailto:gdvw@catholic.org"> Send an Email...</A><br></TD></TR> <TR><TD><b> Music:</b> </TD><TD><b>Teri Choate and Betty Harris</b><br> </TD></TR> </table> <br><hr><h2> Weekly Schedule</h2> <table width=60%> <TR><TD><b>Morning Prayer - 1928 BCP</b> </TD><TD><b>9:30 AM Sunday</b><br></TD></tr> <TR><TD><b>Evening Prayer - 1928 BCP</b> </TD><TD><b>7 PM Wednesday</b><br></TD></TR> <TR><TD><b>BenedictionOfBlessed Sacrament</b> </TD><TD><b>7:30 PM Wednesday</b><br></TD></TR> <TR><TD><b>Sunday Mass (Anglican Missal)</b> </TD><TD><b>10 AM Sunday</b><br></TD></TR> <TR><TD><b>Eucharist on First Friday</b> </TD><TD><b>9 AM June 6</b><br></TD></TR> </table><br> <hr><h3> <center>FOR REAL MEN BY REAL MEN</center></h3> <center><BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.renegaderadio.org/data/renegade_gallery_images/saintcol.jpg"><br><br>Saint Columba's is a traditional Anglican parish and uses the 1928 Book of Common Prayer or Anglican Missal in worship. Liturgy is <I>Anglo</I> Catholic - similar in worship to the Latin Rite of the <I>Roman</I> Catholic Church.<BR><BR><font color=<"aquamarine"><b>Saint Columba's is a parish in the <I>Episcopal Missionary Church</I></a>, and affiliated with the Federation of Anglican Churches in the Americas.<BR><BR></font color></b><center><BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.renegaderadio.org/data/renegade_gallery_images/col-ext-int.JPG"><BR><BR><I><font color="red"><H5>-ABOUT THE PICTURES--</font color></I><BR>In 1996 Saint Columba's parish bought a garage kit and assembled it as a church building; the interior includes reminders of the cloud of witnesses by which we are surrounded.</H5><BR><IMG SRC="/art/anim/bars/Colorbar.gif"><BR><BR><BR>Saint Columba's is only a block off the freeway just north of the <I>Truck Inn</I> at <B>I-80 Exit 48</B> in Fernley, Nevada. Saint Columba's affirms the faith catholic as it has been received in matters of the historic male priesthood, the sanctity of marriage between man and woman, and the traditional title of God our <I>Father</I> as spoken by Jesus in his teaching and prayer. There is an effort by some to silence Christians when speaking of the morality of people who wish election to governmental offices. Nonetheless, Saint Columba's supports those who adhere to unchanged Christian values. We did not make the rules; God did! We just let people know what the rules are. As a result, Saint Columba's thrives as an Anglican expression of the Church catholic.<BR><BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.usy.org/images/summer2003/bus_h/p_desert2.jpg"><br><br><B><font size="+4">Christianity:<br>an Historical Religion<br>-not Myth-</B></font size>.<br><BR>The above picture is a reminder that Christianity is not an uninvolved philosophy but a down-to-earth way of life that has been passed on from father to son with the guidance of the Church for 2000 years. Christianity did not evolve from western culture; rather western civilization is a product of Christendom! The primary reason that Western Civilization is this planet's successful culture is Jesus Christ and his Church. History teaches that Christianity was brought as far west as Britain by St. Joseph of Arimathea about the year AD 37 (fewer than ten years after Jesus' death, Resurrection and Ascension); archeology shows that a Christian church building was built on the British isle prior to AD 100. We know that the Church on Britain sent bishops to a general church council in AD 314. One can conclude from historical evidence that the independent heritage of the British Church goes back more than 1,900 years. The Church in England entered into communion with the bishop of Rome between AD 597 and AD 1215, but for political reasons, and amidst the tumult of the Protestant Reformation on the European Continent, the Church of England again became self-governing in 1531.<BR><BR><IMG SRC="/art/anim/cross/cross.gif"><BR><BR><BR>The Church of England planted itself in North America in 1587, and became the <I>Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States</I>. Eleven presidents, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and George Bush (#41) have been members. Even the form of the traditional American marriage ceremony comes from the Anglican <I>Book of Common Prayer</I>. The prayer book's haunting lilt and the <I>King James Bible</I> are also products of Anglican scholarship. For centuries the Anglican Way stood on the three legs of 1) Scripture, 2) Reason, and 3) Tradition. However, in 1976 The Episcopal Church USA departed from Apostolic Tradition by unilaterally deciding that it was possible to "ordain" women as priests; in 1979 it published a prayer book that emasculated male-oriented language and deleted politically incorrect sections of Scripture from its daily readings; in 2003 it approved the election to bishop of a divorced man who was actively engaged in sodomite behvior. The Episcopal Missionary Church was organized in 1991 as a means of continuing the Anglican Way in the Americas as it <I>had</I> been prior to such departures.<BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.emchome.org/site/1/images/bishop.jpg"><BR><H5>Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Missionary Church, William Millsaps</H5> <BR><BR><IMG SRC="/art/cross/Maltese.gif"><BR><B><font size="+4">Saint Columba's is:<BR>a Sacramental Church</B></font size>.<BR><BR> From the beginning Christianity has been a sacramental religion. Our Lord, Jesus Christ ordained seven Sacraments for His people: <I>Baptism</I>, by which men are made living members of His body and are grafted into His new eternal life; and <I>Holy Communion</I>, through which we are sustained by His grace as we endeavor to be faithful soldiers and servants in this world. Baptism and Holy Eucharist are generally necessary for the grace of salvation for all. Five more Sacraments [<I>Confirmation, Confession, Matrimony, Ordination and Extreme Unction</I>], are received according to one's state and need.<BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.stpeterscaz.org/WORSHIP2a.jpg"><br><BR><IMG SRC="/art/cross/Maltese.gif"><BR><B><font size="+4">Saint Columba's is:<BR>a Worshipping Church</B></font size>.<BR><BR>In corporate worship the congregation is made up of participants...not spectators. The service of worship is not unlike that mentioned by Luke in the <I>Acts of Apostles</I>. This ancient and lovely liturgy contains more Scripture in an hour than the average <I>evangelical</I> service presents in a year. The building: altar, vestments and furnishings proclaim the Lord in the beauty of holiness...our offering of our best to God, who transforms that offering into Himself; which He returns to us for our advancement toward salvation.<BR><BR><IMG SRC="/art/anim/misc/book.gif"><BR><BR><IMG SRC="/art/cross/Maltese.gif"><BR><B><font size="+4">Saint Columba's is:<BR>a parish of Spirit and Service</B></font size>.<BR><BR>Members are reminded to be the hands and feet of our Lord</A> on earth. We are members of the Body of Christ and must live our life for God through people. Although we expect that we can show simplicity in our Christian walk, we realize that laughter and happiness are gifts from God to be enjoyed as we share our faith. We teach that Christians are in the world but not of the world. We are not walled up in a holy cocoon but are here to love and serve God above all and foster the coming of his Kingdom, through prayer, through works, through evangelism, and through the politcal process too.<BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.emchome.org/site/1/images/logo.jpg"><BR><BR>Saint Columba's is a parish in the <A HREF="http://www.emchome.org">Episcopal Missionary Church</A>, seeks official inter-communion with jurisdictions of the Anglican Continuum who hold the traditional catholic and apostolic faith. Saint Columba's is in communion with many of the jurisdications listed below:<center><br><br><a href="http://www.americananglicanchurch.org/">American Anglican Church</A>; American Independent Old Catholic Church; Anglican Church of Columbia; <A HREF="http://united-episcopal.org/">United Episcopal Church of North America</A>; <A HREF="http://www.acahome.org/">Anglican Church in America</A> (ACA); <A HREF="http://www.zeuter.com/~accc"> Anglican Catholic Church of Canada</A>; <A HREF="http://anglicanprovince.org">Anglican Province of America</A>; <A HREF="http://eoc.orthodoxanglican.net">Episcopal Orthodox Church</A>; Murray Diocese in Australia; Province of Latin America; and the <A HREF="http://www.acahome.org/tac/index.htm">Traditional Anglican Communion</A>.<BR><BR>If you are a member of a jurisdiction listed above, you are invited to join the fellowship that gave birth to and fosters unity in the Anglican Continuum:<BR><A HREF="http://www.netministries.org/see/charmin/cm06091">The Fellowship of Concerned Churchmen,</A><BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.renegaderadio.org/data/renegade_gallery_images/bauer-cullen08.JPG"><BR><H5>Fr William Bauer (left) and Fr Ramond Cullen (right) behind the pulpit and in a corner.</H5><BR><BR>You may want to communicate with some of your friends through the link list below.<BR><BR><A HREF=http://www.netministries.org/see/churches/ch09065>Anglican Chapel of Christ the King</a>;<BR><A HREF=http://www.sacredheartfranciscans.org>Franciscan Order of the Sacred Heart</A>;<BR><A HREF=http://www.acahome.org/dow/stedward/index.htm>Saint Edward the Confessor Anglican Church</a><BR><A HREF=http://www.skcm.org>Society of King Charles, the Martyr</a><BR><BR><A HREF=http://anglicanopinion.blogspot.com>Our Rector's Blog</A><br><br><hr><h3> <center>THOSE CONFOUNDED TEENAGERS!</center></h3> <center><IMG SRC="http://www.renegaderadio.org/data/renegade_gallery_images/P1010016.JPG"><BR><H5>Christian Rock Artist appearing on the <I>Renegade Radio</I> Stage at Joshua Fest in Quincy California.<BR></H5><br><br>There is a serious war being waged in our communities. You will not hear bombs exploding down the block or tanks rolling down the street; but you can hear ONE of the enemy's premier weapons of choice by turning on your <B>RADIO!</B> More effective than missiles or bullets the enemy uses music camouflaged in <I>'cool'</I> to penetrate hearts and minds. Just a few frequencies down the radio dial and you can hear lyrics like:<BR><BR><I>"Can we get kinky tonight?",<BR>"I'm a B***H!",<BR>"I wanna lick you up and down".</I><BR><BR> Imagine a 9, 10, or 13 year old girl calling a radio station and asking for these songs. It happens everyday!!!<br><br>It has been open season on the minds and souls of our children...until NOW! Renegade Radio is fighting back, and Saint Columba's parish is happy to lend its support to Renegade Radio's mission to youth. Renegade Radio does not fight with tanks or air assaults; but is armed with the Word, Love, Compassion, 50,000 stereo watts and the grace of GOD.<br><br>"The New Music Revolution" brings <I>Christian</I><font color="red"> Holy Hip Hop, Alternative, Rock, Metal, and R&B artists -- all with their own unique styles.</font color> Renegade Radio offers a positive choice to kids - a choice that IS NOT GARBAGE. <I>101.3 Renegade Radio</I> - The New Music Revolution is more than songs or entertainment: it's a way of life!<BR><BR><IMG SRC="http://www.disasterplans.com/images/r_radio1.jpg"><BR><BR> Renegade Radio is going against the norm...challenging the messages received from the mainline media and even friends. The choice is deciding to stand up and follow in the footsteps of the One who transcends 'cool'...JESUS CHRIST! 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