I rejoice to say we talked for about twenty minutes on the phone in the last week. He was ready to cross over, and I rejoice that the trumpet sounds for him on the other side–KSH.
Chip Nix RIP
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Sorry to hear about Chip, Kendall. Well, no more ailing.. Rev. 21:2-7 . God bless all his efforts to build up the Kingdom of God, which he did. The Lord bless and care for his family.
Here’s a YouTube video of Chip talking about his faith and the awareness of his mortality, taken August 29th, as an interview for a local non-denom congregation. A four minute edited version played at the church. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SakKxrBXQUs]This is the longer unedited version[/url], including the snoring dog…
[url=http://titusonenine.classicalanglican.net/index.php?p=2629]From the Titus One Nine archive[/url].
Lt US-A 67-69.
Campus Minister 71-73.
Ordained Deacon, May 76, Bishop Appleyard (Pittsburgh)
Ordained Priest, Jan 77, Bp Appleyard
General Theological Seminary, NY MDiv 77.
Vicar, Christ Church, New Brighton PA 76-78.
Asst., St James, Charleston SC 78-79.
Assoc., St Alban’s, Columbus OH 79-82.
Assoc., St Stephen’s, Sewickley PA 82-87.
Rector, St Stephen’s, Durham NC 87-90.
Fuller, Pasadena, CA DMin 90.
Rector, St James, Kent, WA 90-96.
Rector, St. Matthew’s, Austin, TX ’96-2000.
Interim Rector, Calvary, Richmond, TX 2001-02
Rector, St. Johns, Western Run Parish, Glyndon, MD
Interim Rector, Holy Apostles, Katy, TX -07
I moved to Durham about the time Chip left St. Stephen’s and did not meet him. He served as interim at St. John’s, Glyndon, MD, where my father was rector 1952-66, the parish that sponsored me for ordination. Chip was by all accounts a priest of great integrity and vision, and we are all diminished by his death.
Tom Rightmyer in Asheville, NC