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Week of
6 July 2003
Australia
Victoria: Melbourne, St Bartholomew (Melbourne)
Victoria: Melbourne, St
Stephen (Melbourne)
Western Australia:
Perth, Whitfords Anglican
Community (Perth)
England
Allesley
Park, St Christopher
(Coventry)
Baginton, St John the
Baptist (Coventry)
Bilton, St Mark (Coventry)
Bournville, St Francis
of Assisi (Birmingham)
Coventry, Holy
Trinity
(Coventry)
Coventry, St John (Coventry)
St Leonards-on-Sea, Christ
Church (Chichester)
Yeadon, St Andrew (Bradford)
Educational
resources
Living
Belief: The
University of Exeter has developed an online Certificate in
Theology in partnership with the Anglican and Methodist churches
in the South West of England. The two-year Certificate is open
to anybody, and is equivalent to the first year of a three-year
Theology degree. (Cross-listed under Theological resources)
Royal
Peculiars
St
George's, Windsor: This famous RP has a shiny new web site. Episcopal
Elections or Announcements
Anglican Church of Uganda
On Friday, 4 July, the province elected
a 54-year-old bishop, the Right Reverend Henry Orombi,
bishop of northwest Ugandan diocese of Nebbi, as its new primate.
He will take office on 25 January, 2004. Orombi, who was born
in 1949
at Goli
in
Nebbi district, worked as a school teacher in his home district
before joining the evangelisation ministry in the mid-1980s. He later
qualified with a diploma from a theological college in Uganda, before
studying for a Bachelor of Arts degree in theology at
University of Nottingham.
Church of England
The Queen has approved the nomination of
the Right Reverend John Warren Gladwin MA, DipTh, for election
as Bishop
of Chelmsford
in succession to the Right Reverend John Freeman Perry ALCD,
LTh, MPhil on his resignation. Bishop Gladwin is presently
Bishop of Guildford. Details here.
Letters
to Anglicans Online
Read
letters.
Or write a letter of your own to us for possible publication.
Liturgical
resources
ECUSA
lectionary web site: The
Daily Office Lectionary from the 1979 BCP, with links to the Bible
Gateway. A few options allow
a user to customize a view; e.g., one can see today's readings
only or the entire season's readings. It can also remember
a user's options if one's browser allows cookies. (Cross-listed
under Theological Resources)
News
Centre
Jeffrey John withdraws his name. Australia moves towards women bishops.
Rowan Williams and the hedgehog. God's sign sets church on fire. UK
Methodists vote for covenant. Rowan bear ends production. All this,
and not much more, in the News Centre.
Official
News
Diocesan Publications
Ballarat Church Chronicle (updated bi-monthly)
Scotland
Bishopsbriggs, St James
(Glasgow and Galloway)
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Theological
resources
ECUSA lectionary
web site: The Daily Office Lectionary from the 1979 BCP, with
links to the Bible Gateway. A few options allow a user
to customize a view; e.g., one can see today's readings only or
the entire season's readings. It can also remember a user's options
if one's browser allows cookies. (Cross-listed under Liturgical
Resources)
Living
Belief:
The University of Exeter, UK, has developed an online Certificate
in Theology in partnership with the Anglican and Methodist churches
in the South West of England. The two-year Certificate is open to
anybody, and is equivalent to the first year of a three-year Theology
degree. (Cross-listed under England, Educational resources)
USA
New York: New York, All Angels (New York)
South Carolina: Hartsville, St
Bartholomew (South Carolina)
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
Easter People: A group
(primarily ages 17–30) in the Diocese of Monmouth who meet
at varying venues to discuss
topics the group chooses at a previous meeting. Their hallmark? Friendly,
animated, and thoughtful discussions. Though primarily Anglican in
membership,
the group welcomes all denominations and even the unchurched. (Cross-listed
in Youth.)
World
Philippines
Saint
Andrew's Theological Seminary: The official web site of
the Episcopal seminary in Manila.
It contains pertinent information regarding the life and ministry
of this institution along with basic information for those
who may be interested in the vocation of ministry.
Worth
Noting
Bishop
Courts a Schism: In the New York Times, Clifford Krauss writes
that Michael Ingham may not aspire to be a modern
day Martin
Luther,
but just
might
be
one.
Picking
your pew: Personal search leads author Berry to 'Guide to Choosing
a Church', in the San Diego Union Tribune.
Youth
Resources
Wales: Easter People:
A group (primarily ages 17–30) in the Diocese of Monmouth
who meet at varying venues to discuss topics the group chooses at
a previous meeting. Their hallmark? Friendly, animated, and thoughtful
discussions. Though primarily Anglican in membership, the group welcomes
all denominations and even the unchurched. (Cross-listed in Wales
resources.)
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