It's always good to be reminded to keep up to date on Mar
Enoch a/k/a Veron Ashe. He's been floating around the
vagante episcopi scene for well more than a decade now, since he was 'ordained to the episcopate' by "Papa Joe" Vredenburg, a/k/a Patriarch Joseph, a/k/a Mar Narsai, one of the truly legendary among the
episcopi vagante and the founder of what used to be called the Federation of Saint Thomas Christians, to which Mar
Enoch has claimed for some years to be heir in its latest incarnation. (Someone referred to the Federation as a 'dubious' Syro-Malankara jurisdiction - that's a kind way to put it; the Malankarese would not be so subtle.)
When Mar
Enoch/Veron wasn't busy shepherding the Mar Thoma Orthodox Church Archdiocese and celebrating the Holy Qurbana in Fresno, he could be found on the East Coast where, as Archbishop Veron Ashe, he was busy shepherding The Church of Miami, which was (probably still is) a function of Archbishop Veron Ashe Ministries and at which he was or is Presiding Overseer and Pastor. TCOM has a decidedly Protestant ("Praise and Worship", "Praise the Lord") evangelical tenor to it, reminiscent of the Archbishop's Charismatic/Pentecostal faith affiliation before he "went East" (as someone said, he began life as a RC - our loss - right).
But, if one is traveling coast-to-coast, one should have a waystation between origin and destination, as the Pony Express riders did. If nothing else, it provides a place to change one's clothes from the Eastern garb one wears on the West coast to the Western garb one wears on the East coast. And, lo and behold, there was just such a spot in beautiful Denver, CO, where one could stop in at St Isaac's Christian Church, the Cathedral seat of the Convergence Church and visit with the Divine Nature Network a/k/a The Imago Dei Global Communities and join a "pack" (let me assure you that's not a Malabarese or Malankarese term meaning "congregation").
While in Denver, one used to be able to pick up audio or video tapes of His Grace or the
piece de resistance, for a mere $150.00:
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LIBERATION 2000: SPEAKERS
Bishop Carlton Pearson, Bishop Veron Ashe, Apostle Paul Schell, Prophetess Francina Norman, Mother Cheryl Windom, Pastor Mark Griffin, Pastor Morgan Bush.
On July 3-8th, the most significant gathering of warriors ever assembled converged in the Mile High City of Denver, Colorado, and engaged the principalities and powers that have defiled the mind set of God's people for 2000 years. The mandate from God to gather around apostolic revelation released an army of liberated, loving warriors into this nation and around the world, for the purpose of fulfilling the scriptural promise of the great ingathering of souls in these last days.
The theme of this enocounter is 'Liberation 2000: Divine Nature Alignment'. We must begin this Millennium with a breakthrough in the perception realm. True Liberty is a result of accurate perception "You shall KNOW the truth, and the truth will set you free"!
We encourage you to experience this Divine Community encounter. This could very well be the most important investment of your resources that you have ever had the opportunity to make. Experience the Love, experience the Liberty, experience Liberation 2000! This is a powerful merging of Christ's Body into true unity and love, not only in power, but also in demonstration.
All in all, the Archbishop has always been a busy man, a regular on the evangelical circuit, and apparently hierarch of a few non-denominational churches as well, such as Deliverance Central in Springfield, MA.
I apologize for not providing links to all of the above 'churches' and ministries. I used to have but I'm not sure that they are all still live and I'm too lazy at the moment to check them all out. (After all, it's tough to keep your websites up while moving your lazy-boy throne from garage to rec room, ... umm, I mean from cathedral to cathedral.)
But, Veron does give one hope for one's own advancement in hierarchical ranks, I myself am thinking of becoming a patriarch or at least an eparch - maybe a mitred archpriest, at least ...
Many years,
Neil