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Week of 6 May 2001

Australia
Parishes
NSW: Mudgee, Parish of Mudgee (Bathurst)
NSW: Parkes and Peak Hill, Parish of Parkes (Bathurst)

Dioceses
Diocese of Riverina
Diocese of Rockhampton

Canada
Ontario: Ottawa, St Albans (Ottawa)

England
Parishes
Durham: University College Chapel (Durham)
Maidenhead, Cox Green: Good Shepherd (Oxford)
York: St Luke the Evangelist (York)

Events
England: Oxford, July-August 2001
The C.S. Lewis Foundation announces the first in a series of summer academic programmes to be held at The Kilns, the former home of the late author and Christian apologist C.S. Lewis. Entitled "Branches To Heaven: The Geniuses of CS Lewis", the programme is based on the book of the same title written by conference leader Dr. James Como, who will explore the range of Lewis’ genius while addressing the surprising reason for his enduring literary and spiritual influence. The summer programme will offer unique access to Lewis’ home to a small group of participants. -- http://cslewis.org:80/news/branches.htm

Exchanges
USA-->UK

Priest and pastor in paradise? Early retired? Seminary professor? Sabbatical time coming up? Unique island parish on the Gulf Coast of Florida offers furnished 2 bedroom apartment to Church of England priest or bishop (or Episcopal or ELCA Lutheran priest/pastor), for the six month period November through May (high season here: warm winter) in exchange for 30 hours a week of liturgical and pastoral ministry, assisting the rector. Similar situation also available: 28 July--13 August, 2001 and a longer period of time next summer (perhaps as a house exchange in England for a portion of the summer of 2002). Near the beach, fishing, golf, wildlife refuge. Inquire of The Rev. Donald Fishburne, Saint Michael & All Angels Church, P.O. Box 6, Sanibel, FL 33957-0006 USA Fax: code + 941 395-1670 DonaldFishburne@aol.com

Music
Christian folk: 'The purpose of "Christian folk" is to encourage participation in the performance of folk music and songs and is being developed as a focal point for interesting music.'

New Zealand
Havelock: Havelock and Sounds Mission District (Nelson)

News Centre
Pope visits Greece, astounds world. North American Orthodox bishops meet. King's College Chapel in London re-opens. Australia Doctrine Panel release report on homosexuality and the church. West Virginia elects a bishop. Dead saint continues Irish tour. Germaine Greer writes about making television about psalms. US novelist to refurbish London church. Anglican Church of Canada takes action on residential schools. Leonard Payne works with the stars. English pew-sitters asked to pay more. Obituaries and letters to the editor. Massive exorcism in Rwandan church. USA Presiding bishop speaks about communications. Rwanda bishop pleads innocent. Overhead projectors in church criticised. Polygamy found to cause divorce. Freedom Day in South Africa. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes: 'The DGL is part of the oldest traditionalist Anglican jurisdiction in Canada, the Independent Anglican Church (Canada Synod) which dates from 1932. At present, it also is a participating diocese of the Anglican Church, Inc. by which it is in intercommunion with churches around the world, both within and independent of the Anglican Communion.'

Odds and Ends
The Ecumenical Rosary. 'Our goal is to share the rosary with non-Catholic Christians in order to achieve greater unity between all Christian denominations. It is also hoped that this rosary can be used in ecumenical group settings such as prayer vigils, ecumenical Christmas and Easter celebrations, etc.'

USA
Parishes and Cathedrals
California: Burlingame, St Paul (California) Note: this site works only with Microsoft browsers, and uses some very space-age features that might not be present in any but the newest versions.
California: Capitola, St John the Baptist (El Camino Real)
Florida: St Petersburg, Cathedral Church of St Peter (Southwest Florida)
Nebraska: Omaha, Trinity Cathedral (Nebraska)
New Mexico: Albuquerque, St Mark's-on-the-Mesa (Rio Grande)

Wales
Resources
The Church in Wales Jubilee Fund. It supports international development projects in Gaza, Jerusalem, Argentina and China.

World
Dioceses
Peru: Diocese of Peru. (Note: web site works only with Microsoft browsers)

Parishes
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro - Magé, Missão do Espírito Santo (Rio de Janeiro)

Worth Noting
Assisi in the midst of a miracle
The Times (London) announces that pilgrims are flocking back to an ancient town joyfully restored to its former beauty. The Basilica of San Francesco, one of Italy’s most important places of pilgrimage, was damaged in an earthquake in 1997. After post-earthquake restoration, it reopened in November 1999 and can receive 15,000 visitors a day.

Victoria, Princess in a class of her own
The complete list of books studied by the young Princess Victoria has been unearthed at Windsor Castle, showing for the first time the true breadth of her formal education and intellectual development.

Spirit of equality often permeates sacred texts
A book review by Sally Cunneen in the National Catholic Reporter of the new book What men owe to women: men's voices from world religions, by Raines and Maguire.


Week of 29 April 2001

Australia
Victoria: Parish of Newborough/Yallourn Nth (Gippsland)
Western Australia: Kallaroo, Church of the Resurrection (Perth)

Canada
Ontario: Mississauga (Port Credit), Trinity Church (Toronto)

England
Farnborough, St Peter (Guildford)

Episcopal elections
See our new page on this.

Events
England: Oxford, July-August 2001
The C.S. Lewis Foundation announces the first in a series of summer academic programmes to be held at The Kilns, the former home of the late author and Christian apologist C.S. Lewis. Entitled "Branches To Heaven: The Geniuses of CS Lewis", the programme is based on the book of the same title written by conference leader Dr. James Como, who will explore the range of Lewis’ genius while addressing the surprising reason for his enduring literary and spiritual influence. The summer programme will offer unique access to Lewis’ home to a small group of participants. -- http://cslewis.org:80/news/branches.htm

News Centre
Church in debt crisis as income dries up. Nelson Mandela reopens Southwark Cathedral. Steven Charleston speaks to Episcopal Communicators. Tutu's last interview. Rwandan bishop charged with mass murder. Obituaries. Rebuttals. Unreported speeches. Sarcastic review of Church of England as a brand name. Australian archbishop named governor-general; much controversy results. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

USA
Cathedrals
Tennessee: Nashville, Christ Church Cathedral,
 Diocese of Tennessee

Parishes
New Jersey: Maplewood, St George (Newark)
Texas: Texarkana, St James (Dallas)
Virginia: Delaplane, Emmanuel Episcopal, Piedmont Parish (Virginia)
Virginia: McLean, St John (Virginia)
Virginia: Alexandria, Meade Memorial Church (Virginia)

Educational resources
Georgia: Atlanta, Holy Innocents' Episcopal School

World
Cathedrals
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Catedral de São Paulo Apóstolo, Diocese of Rio de Janeiro

Parishes
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Meier, Paróquia da Santíssima Trindade (Rio de Janeiro)
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Tijuca, Redentor (Rio de Janeiro)

Resources
Brazil: St Paul the Apostle Boys' Town–CIMESPA (CIMESPA: Cidade de Meninos São Paulo Apóstolo)
Founded in 1958 as a non-profit educational and philanthropic institution directed by an elected non-stipendiary board for the purpose of boarding and educating abandoned or otherwise needy male children or adolescents.

Worth Noting
Prayers without boundaries, by Barbara Carton
Well-meaning postings to internet prayer chains can take on lives of their own.


Week of 22 April 2001

Canada
Ontario: Etobicoke, St Agnes in Longbranch (Toronto) -- http://www.st-agnes.ca

England
Leicester, Holy Trinity (Leicester) -- http://www.ht-leicester.org.uk
Merrow, St John the Evangelist (Guildford) -- http://www.saintjohns.org.uk
Swindon, St Michael and All Angels (Bristol) -- http://www.stmichaelschurch.co.uk

Episcopal elections
On a new page in our Resources section, we list for you all the information brought to our attention by AO readers. The latest: the Anglican Media Sydney web pages for the election of the next Archbishop of Sydney.

Essays
Pierre Whalon's latest essay: What Will it Take to Double Our Size? Musing about evangelism in ECUSA.

Europe
France: Paris, St George (Europe) -- http://www.stgeorgesparis.com

Events
USA: New York, 28 April 2001

Annual meeting of the New York Chapter of the Society of King Charles the Martyr at St Paul's Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. This annual event is held on the anniversary of the canonization of Charles I of England. -- http://www.stoafutura.com/skcm/

Internet-related, communications, etc.
Webcasts: Live webcasts every Sunday of the primary choral Eucharist at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco (Diocese of California). 6pm GMT (11am PDT). -- http://www.gracecathedral.org/church/service/

E-chaplain: At the UK portal everywoman.co.uk, 'the Reverend Dr Carrie Pemberton (Diocese of Ely) serves as "e-chaplain" and answers posted questions and enquiries regarding life and faith. In addition, she serves as an ecumenical minister in a new village on the edge of silicon fen in Cambridgeshire, has worked in India as a secondary school teacher, and in Africa as a tertiary trainer and development worker'.
  
A recent question: 'My girlfriend and I are thinking about getting married next spring. However she is Buddhist and I am Church of England. Can we get married in Church as well as enjoy a Buddhist ceremony in Sri Lanka?' -- http://www.everywoman.co.uk/community/ask.asp (Note: On Macs, the page design is very wide and requires scrolling to the far right to get to the 'Ask the expert' link and the FAQ.)

New Zealand
Wellington, Anglican Chinese Mission Church (Wellington) -- http://www.acm.org.nz

News Centre
Christianity causes another divorce, but nothing so grand as the one that CS Lewis wrote about. Taking money from the collection plate. Infallible faith or infallible religion? Bones touring Ireland make even Lesley Hornby look chunky. On 'faith communities'. Buying and selling old churches. Remembering a passed Goon. Bishops hold rare public argument about foot-and-mouth; we resist the obvious use of foot-in-mouth to describe the outcome, because we can't decide who won the argument. +ABC learns from New Agers, he says, and he notes that he has held this office for ten years. The Times on episcopal clothing, the Irish Times on inter-communion. A new four-year BA course in Theological Studies and Business Practice. A third of Americans don't know enough about the Episcopal church to have an opinion. British women don't want to marry priests. A bishop and his motorcycle. Chocolate rabbits and the world's slowest clock. Peter Tatchell in the news again, and he has assaulted no one. A riveting article about life in Uganda and a sad article about farm life in England. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
The Free Protestant Church in the United States: 'The Free Protestant Episcopal Church follows the beliefs of the Church of England as defined by the Reformers of the Protestant Reformation in England, beginning with Thomas Cranmer. ... Unlike other Anglican jurisdictions, we explicitly accept the reform teaching of the 39 Articles of Religion in the sense they were originally written. The Free Protestant Episcopal Church came to North America in 1958, but in recent years, has become inactive. In 2001 the Free Protestant Episcopal Church in the US (FPEC-US) is being refounded'. -- http://netministries.org/see/churches.exe/ch17160

USA
Alabama: Birmingham, All Saints (Alabama) -- http://www.allsaintsbhm.org
Michigan: Southgate, Grace (Michigan) -- http://episcopal-church.org
Montana: Great Falls, St Francis (Montana) -- http://www.geocities.com/stfrancischurchgtfalls
New Mexico: Albuquerque, St Mark's-on-the-Mesa (Rio Grande) -- http://stmarksonthemesa.org
South Carolina: North Augusta, St Bartholomew (Upper South Carolina) -- http://www.saintbart.org
Virginia: Alexandria, Church of the Resurrection (Virginia) -- http://www.WelcomeToResurrection.org

Wales
Resources
The Church in Wales Jubilee Fund: 'The Jubilee Fund supports international development projects in Jerusalem, Gaza, Argentina and China'. -- http://www.jubileefund.org.uk

Worth Noting
In the Lion's Court, by Derek Wilson
The Sunday Times reviews the new book by Antonia Fraser on power, ambition, and sudden death in the reign of Henry VIII.

Is ANWR Worth Saving? by Chip Duncan
'When Sarah mentioned that the caribou were "sacred," I took the leap. As a filmmaker, I'd produced numerous hours of television on spiritual subjects, so the idea of a sacred animal roused my attention. Though I'd expected to go down a more animistic road, I probed enough to find out that many of the Gwich'in of Arctic Village were practicing Episcopalians. In fact, the small log church was visible from Sarah's hillside. "Why Episcopalians?" I asked. "I don't know," said Sarah. "I guess they were just the first ones to show up here."'

Under the Molehill
, by John Bossy
The Sunday Times reviews the new Elizabethan spy story, set in 16th-century London.


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