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'''Timothy Paul Baymon''' is Metropolitan ] of the International Communion of the Holy Christian ]. | ||
| His home town is ], ]. In January of 2006 Archbishop Baymon made national news when he was charged with assaulting another clergyman on the streets of Springfield. <ref>Bishop Pleads Innocent to Assault Charge</ref> <ref>Archbishop Charged With Beating Former Bishop | |||
| In addition to his service as Metropolitan Archbishop of the ICHCOC, His Beatitude currently serves in his second consecutive term as President of the World Bishops’ Council, the largest body of ecumenical Bishops representing over 25 million Christians worldwide. | |||
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| His organization has purchased the ] of Springfield, MA, for use as "international headquarters for the Christian convergence movement." The building, built in 1924 and listed on the ], has been renamed "Basilica of the Holy Apostles." The International Communion of the Holy Christian Orthodox Church plans to convert Epiphany Tower into a Wyndham Hotel. <ref>Goldberg, Marla. "Church buys Masonic temple." The Republican. Springfield, MA. 7 July 2007. </ref> | |||
| His Beatitude, Timothy Paul, a native of Springfield, MA, is a veteran community leader with over 20 years of dedicated service providing inspired leadership to non-profit organizations and formally recognized around the country by both the City of Springfield and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. | |||
| The Archbishop is President of New England Partners in Faith and leads the organization which is the recipient of a grant. <ref>$75,000 grant aids job-finding program </ref> | |||
| The ICHCOC has recently established its U.S. Headquarters in Springfield, MA following the purchase of the historic Springfield Masonic Temple, renamed the Basilica of the Holy Apostles. The church is devoted to offering a place where the three major streams of Christianity (Catholic, Evangelical and Pentecostal) can worship together. | |||
| == Media == | |||
| http://www.businesswest.com/details.asp?id=1187 | |||
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Timothy Paul Baymon is Metropolitan Archbishop of the International Communion of the Holy Christian Orthodox Church.
His home town is Springfield, Massachusetts. In January of 2006 Archbishop Baymon made national news when he was charged with assaulting another clergyman on the streets of Springfield.
His organization has purchased the Masonic Temple of Springfield, MA, for use as "international headquarters for the Christian convergence movement." The building, built in 1924 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been renamed "Basilica of the Holy Apostles." The International Communion of the Holy Christian Orthodox Church plans to convert Epiphany Tower into a Wyndham Hotel.
The Archbishop is President of New England Partners in Faith and leads the organization which is the recipient of a grant.
See also
References
- Bishop Pleads Innocent to Assault Charge
- Archbishop Charged With Beating Former Bishop
- Goldberg, Marla. "Church buys Masonic temple." The Republican. Springfield, MA. 7 July 2007.
- $75,000 grant aids job-finding program
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