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Week of 13 April 2003

Holy Week Resources
Our collection of links and online resources for the season.

Africa
Uganda: Central Buganda University has a rich Anglican heritage. It was started by a Volunteer in Mission of the Anglican church, and retains the bishop and a retired bishop on the Senate, The bishop is, as well, the chancellor of the university. It has a college of theology with 24 Anglican clergy taking courses towards their Bachelor of Theology. (The University is in the Diocese of Central Buganda, which does not yet have a web page.)

Canada
Alberta: Calgary, St John (Calgary)
British Columbia: North Vancouver, St Martin (New Westminster)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Eastport, Parish of Salvage (Central Newfoundland)

England
Greenhithe, St Mary (Rochester)
Hanwell, St Thomas the Apostle (London)
Markyate, St John the Baptist (St Albans)

Episcopal Elections or Announcements
Episcopal Church in the USA:
Diocese of New Hampshire: The Search Committee has announced its slate of candidates for the next bishop.

Events
USA: New York City, 8 - 10 Augut 2003
The C S Lewis Society is the oldest society for the appreciation and discussion of Lewis in the world. In August they present a weekend symposium on Long Island. Symposium and all meetings are open to all.

News Centre
ABC to wash feet on Maundy Thursday. ABC releases Pastoral Letter. ABC preaches in Jerusalem. C of E produces a video. African bishop visits Bethlehem. Bishop speaks out in Kenya. ABC says religions should listen. Scottish priest declared a hero. Rector's fiction effort funds church. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Diocesis Misionera de San Esteban: Website in Spanish. The Missionary Diocese of St Stephen in Bogota, populated by the Missionary Anglican Fathers. The website in various places claims affiliation with the ACA and the EMC, but is not listed on either.

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USA
Alabama: Florence, Trinity (Alabama)
Alaska: Seward, St Peter (Alaska)
Texas: League City, St Christopher (Texas)

Vacancies Centre
List a parish or diocesan opening for one month at AO for free. Seeking a position? Scan vacancies on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

Wales
Resources
Credo Cymru - Forward in Faith in Wales

Worth Noting
George Packard, military bishop: Phil Jones, writing in Religion and Ethics Newsweekly, interviews the Rt Revd George Packard, Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies, Episcopal Church of the USA.

Heeding a Special Call To Adorn a Church: In the New York Times, Elisabeth Ginsburg writes about the ministry of beauty at St Luke's Church, Montclair, New Jersey.

Salve and salvation: Paul Vallely, writing in The Independent, discusses the moral dilemma of salving one's conscience by sending money to war victims such as the armless boy.

Week of 6 April 2003

Lent and Holy Week Resources
Our collection of links and online resources. Let us know if you find something we ought to include.

Africa
Kenya
Nairobi, All Saints Cathedral, Diocese of Nairobi

Australia
South Australia: Adelaide, St George the Martyr (Adelaide)
South Australia: Colonel Light Gardens, All Saints (Adelaide)
South Australia: Glen Osmond, St Saviour (Adelaide)
South Australia: Modbury, Parishes of the North East: Hillcrest - Ingle Farm - Modbury - Para Hills (Adelaide)

Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador: Carbonear, St James (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)

Resources
Barnabas Anglican Ministries: A national organisation of evangelical Anglicans seeking to serve Canadian parishes. See their Declaration and their magazine, InCourage.

England
Addiscombe, St Mary Magdalene with St Martin (Southwark)
Blackpool, St Thomas (Blackburn)
Pennington, Christ Church (Carlisle)

Liturgical Resources
The Anglican Breviary: The site is devoted to promoting the greater use of the Anglican Breviary. It is a single volume containing all eight daily offices - Matins, Lauds, Prime, Terce, Sext, None, Vespers, and Compline - together with a complete Proper of the Season, Proper of the Saints, and Common of the Saints.

Music
Worldwide Music International: Started in 1962 in the UK and in the United States in 1974 by a former Cathedral organist to make the sheet music of the Anglican services easily available, it has grown to supply music from some 60 publishers. They also have CDs.

News Centre
Australian church seeks more control. Napalm Sunday? Sermons for sale (many more free). Media coverage of Australia's Jensen family. Bishop election in New Hampshire. ABC goes to Qatar. Church and sex in Africa and in USA. Church and maps in Britain. Church and SARS in Toronto. Debunking a suburban legend. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Scotland
Cathedral
Dundee, St Paul (Brechin)

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USA
Michigan: Detroit, St Peter (Michigan)

Vacancies Centre
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Worth Noting
Power the key to abuse by clergy: Barney Zwartz, writing in The Age (Melbourne), reviews the new book Sex, Power and the Clergy, by Muriel Porter.

Resurrecting the church: Barney Zwartz, religious affairs editor for Melbourne's The Age, writes about the state of the institutional church.

We meet God when we look up: Michael Peers, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, reports on his trip to the enthronement of Rowan Williams.