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Hallo again to all. When Anglicans
Online first decided to become a serious international publication, outgrowing
its regional homespun roots, we were always amazed when we learned that
anybody at all read our little publication. We're now more than five years
old, we have close to 150,000 readers, and we're part of the religious press
establishment. We get included on the distribution of press releases. Media
people and spin doctors send us things. We are often amazed by the partisan
content of some of the press releases: we are not jaded professional journalists;
we are devoted Anglicans who do this because we love our church and we love
what this new medium of the One of the
larger parts of the Anglican Communion is ECUSA, the Episcopal Church in
the United States of America. It is gearing up to hold its General Convention
in Denver this summer, a meeting of amazing complexity, size, cost, and
duration. While some churches hold their synods on consecutive Speaking of
bishops, we turn to their sees and welcome to the web the Diocese of St
Andrews, Dunkeld, and Dunblane in Scotland and a vast array of parish and
cathedral sites in Scotland. We Over in the News Centre this week there's not a lot going on, but we promise that if you read all of this week's stories you will laugh aloud at least once. See you next week.
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14 May 2000 Credit: Jerusalem, by William Blake (ca. 1820). Collection of Mr Paul Mellon, Yale Center for British Art. |
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