Bill Eddington

Bill Eddington and his wife, Rae, live in Melbourne, Australia, and have six adult children.

He was baptized in 1970 and ordained as an elder in 1975. Since that time he has served the Church in many capacities—counseling, preaching, giving Bible studies, baptizing, acting as a Festival coordinator and a Festival elder and conducting weddings and funerals. He currently assists Australian Southern Region pastor Barry Williams and pastors a small congregation several hours' drive from Melbourne.

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In Brief... Ordination of Gay Priests Defining Issue for Anglicans in Australia

The recruitment of homosexuals to the priesthood will be a big issue for debate at the Anglican Church of Australia's General Synod later this year.

Posted July 1, 2001 | 0 comments

In Brief... Court's Jurisdiction Challenges National Sovereignty

Cecil Maranville

The arm of the law is growing more potent, and an age without political borders is dawning upon the world. National leaders accused of human atrocities no longer neccessarily have a secure place to hide.

Posted July 1, 2001 | 0 comments

In Brief... Sedentary Death Syndrome

Cecil Maranville

Why is the U.S. surgeon general giving top priority to the problem of obesity?

Posted July 1, 2001 | 0 comments

In Brief... Internet Use by Children Needs Supervision

Cecil Maranville

Separate reports released June 20 should cause parents to heighten their supervision of Internet use by their children.

Posted July 1, 2001 | 0 comments

In Brief... Children Used as Soldiers

Cecil Maranville

Currently 41 nations use children as soldiers and 120,000 children are fighting in African wars. The country of Myanmar (also known as Burma) holds the "distinction" of having the highest number of child soldiers, 50,000.

Posted July 1, 2001 | 0 comments

We Are All Leaders

Too often we look upon seniority and leadership as being synonymous but they are not. One can hold a senior position but still not be an effective leader. Conversely, one can be in a position of little status but provide effective leadership without any of the trappings of power and influence.

Posted January 1, 1998 | 0 comments

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