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Many issues on agenda of Episcopal convention Sept. 17-27

SEATTLE. Wash. UPI — A docket packed with controversial ecclesiastical, social and political issues and proposals aimed at streamlining the organizational structure of the 178-year-old Episcopal Church in the U.S. awaits delegates to the 62nd General Convention here Sept. 17-27. The Convention, supreme legislative body of the 3.5-million member Episcopal Communion, will hear recommendations of

17 joint committees and com-1 ical education that was sponmissions that have been at sored by the Episcopal Church work for three years since the Foundation. last Convention in St. Louis. The latest major addition that Issues range from resolutions will be presented for consideraregarding Vietnam, the Middle tion is the report of another East and South Africa's apart- special committee on theologiheid policies to recommenda- cal freedom and social responsitions for revising the Book of bilities that urges the church Common Prayer, permitting not to only tolerate but to "acwomen to be elected to the lively encourage free and vigorHouse of Deputies and discus- ous theological debate. ’ sion of the findings of a spe- The presiding bishop, The Rt. cial committee to study theolog- Rev. John E. Hines, and Dr.

Clifford P. Morehouse, thirdterm president of the House of Deputies, are the presiding officers for the nine legislative

days.

‘Tt will be the shortest convention, with the longest agen- i da, in recent years,” observed Dr. Morehouse, president of a New York publishing house and a member of the House of Deputies since 1934. The 1964 convention lasted 11 days. “When! you consider that in earlier days

a convention wound its leisurely way through three weeks it is easy to see we have our work cut out for us,” he added. The 188-member House of Bishops and the 678-member House of Deputies — the only bicameral legislature among American denominations — will vote on a constitutional amendment approving “The Episcopal Church” as well as “The Protestant Episcopal Church in the U.S.A.,” as designating the

Church. Deletion of the word “Protestant” has been the subject of controversy for many

years.

A major study of theological education has brought to light “a gi-ave situation that demands significant action,” according to Nathan M. Pusey, president of Harvard University. He also served as chairman of an 18month study of theological education conducted by a committee of theologians, educators,

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