Comments on: Frank Lyons in La Paz! http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/frank-lyons-in-la-paz/ A place for rambling about all things liturgical and musical... Wed, 30 Sep 2009 02:07:19 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: sally http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/frank-lyons-in-la-paz/#comment-22 sally Thu, 28 Feb 2008 22:32:02 +0000 http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-22 Love to Pablo and Christie. I continue to pray that Highlands will flourish. Bless you all, Sally Love to Pablo and Christie. I continue to pray that Highlands will flourish. Bless you all, Sally

]]> By: blendedworship http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/frank-lyons-in-la-paz/#comment-21 blendedworship Sat, 23 Feb 2008 19:51:45 +0000 http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-21 Oh, and one more thing, Sally: I mentioned your most welcome comment to the couple that started the English service (Pablo and Christy Molina) and they say hello! I'm so glad you all found my little blog! Oh, and one more thing, Sally: I mentioned your most welcome comment to the couple that started the English service (Pablo and Christy Molina) and they say hello! I’m so glad you all found my little blog!

]]> By: blendedworship http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/frank-lyons-in-la-paz/#comment-20 blendedworship Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:59:25 +0000 http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-20 Dear Sally, I am seeing this as my family and I are heading out the door for lunch and a hike at Valle de la Luna (if the rain holds off!). I just wanted to thank you for the greater detail on the church's history. It's like we're putting together pieces to a really intricate puzzle, and the picture is turning out to be quite complex (more so than any other church we've been part of in the States). Our affiliation is mainly with the new English service that meets in their sanctuary, but we do chat with Ronny and his wife (whose children go to the school at which we teach, Highlands International School) quite often. Right now, an English service is the best fit for our family, though. God bless! Dear Sally,

I am seeing this as my family and I are heading out the door for lunch and a hike at Valle de la Luna (if the rain holds off!). I just wanted to thank you for the greater detail on the church’s history. It’s like we’re putting together pieces to a really intricate puzzle, and the picture is turning out to be quite complex (more so than any other church we’ve been part of in the States).

Our affiliation is mainly with the new English service that meets in their sanctuary, but we do chat with Ronny and his wife (whose children go to the school at which we teach, Highlands International School) quite often. Right now, an English service is the best fit for our family, though.

God bless!

]]> By: sally http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/frank-lyons-in-la-paz/#comment-19 sally Sat, 23 Feb 2008 14:06:51 +0000 http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-19 Enjoyed your article! I'm English and alongside my husband (who is currently a vicar in a parish in the North West of England) ministered in Ronny's church for over 13 years, returning to the UK in 2005. During the time I worshipped at the Spanish speaking church the identity of the church changed and for many years we observed the church calendar and used liturgy! There was a small English monthly communion that always used the prayer book. Quite a few members own prayer books and may use them! Great to hear that Bishop Frank is in La Paz teaching on Anglicanism. The history of this church is that it has always been Anglican in name, (but as you say with a noticeable pentecostal flavour). This church was founded by Anglican missionaries in 1987? (I think) and so has always been part of the Anglican Communion. Starting off in the Anglican Dicoese of Peru and Bolivia and as part of the now independent Dicoese of Bolivia. Its true to say that when I first attended there was not a great deal of apparent Anglican identity as many of us in the western world would perceive. However as time passed the church began to adopt a more recognisable Anglican identity. I would assume that Bishop Frank is seeking to encourage further development of this process. Glad you have linked up with Ronny. Please pass on my best wishes when you next see him. Am I right in guessing that you are now part of Cristo Salvador? Well better close, wishing you blessings in abundance, regards, Sally Enjoyed your article! I’m English and alongside my husband (who is currently a vicar in a parish in the North West of England) ministered in Ronny’s church for over 13 years, returning to the UK in 2005. During the time I worshipped at the Spanish speaking church the identity of the church changed and for many years we observed the church calendar and used liturgy! There was a small English monthly communion that always used the prayer book. Quite a few members own prayer books and may use them! Great to hear that Bishop Frank is in La Paz teaching on Anglicanism. The history of this church is that it has always been Anglican in name, (but as you say with a noticeable pentecostal flavour). This church was founded by Anglican missionaries in 1987? (I think) and so has always been part of the Anglican Communion. Starting off in the Anglican Dicoese of Peru and Bolivia and as part of the now independent Dicoese of Bolivia. Its true to say that when I first attended there was not a great deal of apparent Anglican identity as many of us in the western world would perceive. However as time passed the church began to adopt a more recognisable Anglican identity. I would assume that Bishop Frank is seeking to encourage further development of this process. Glad you have linked up with Ronny. Please pass on my best wishes when you next see him. Am I right in guessing that you are now part of Cristo Salvador? Well better close, wishing you blessings in abundance, regards, Sally

]]> By: Fishers of La Paz » Met Bishop Frank Lyons http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/2008/02/17/frank-lyons-in-la-paz/#comment-17 Fishers of La Paz » Met Bishop Frank Lyons Sun, 17 Feb 2008 11:41:49 +0000 http://blendedworship.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-17 [...] and I met Bolivia’s Bishop, Frank Lyons, last week.  He’s here for the next two months. At my other blog, http://blendedworship.wordpress.com, you can read about his visit. I’ll [...] [...] and I met Bolivia’s Bishop, Frank Lyons, last week.  He’s here for the next two months. At my other blog, http://blendedworship.wordpress.com, you can read about his visit. I’ll [...]

]]>