OUR GENERAL CONVENTION 2000 COVERAGE includes these reports from Anglicans Online readers who have kindly allowed us to publish what they have written.

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Judy Fleener
Judy Fleener is a lay deputy from the Diocese of Western Michigan.

7 July 2000:	In Denver; salt on the floor
6 July 2000:	In Denver; quiet meditation
5 July 2000:	In Denver; on music and liturgy
4 July 2000:	In Denver; the convention starts moving
3 July 2000:	In Denver

Kendall Harmon
The Revd Dr Kendall S Harmon is Theologian in Residence, St Paul's Church, Summerville, South Carolina, and a clerical deputy from the Diocese of South Carolina.

10 July 2000:	The Mystery and Future of the Church
9 July 2000:	koinonia or "Rodney King" Theology?
8 July 2000:	One deputy's opinion of CCM

Pepper Marts
Pepper Marts lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the Diocese of the Rio Grande.

13 July 2000:	Human Relationships, final vote
11 July 2000:	Statements from AAC and Integrity
11 July 2000:	Deputies reject "non-traditional" rites
10 July 2000:	Compromise on Human Relationships
7 July 2000:	Deputy attempts exorcism on Louie Crew
5 July 2000:	First day of business