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Week of 16 November 2003

Associations and Guilds
Anglican Communion Institute: 'It is the mission and purpose of the Anglican Communion Institute to make a biblical and historical articulation of the faith once delivered readily available to the larger church through conferences and printed word.'

Australia
Resources
Laterally Luke: 'Offers entry points, particularly for preachers, to the Sunday Gospels for Year C of the Revised Common Lectionary as used in the Anglican Church of Australia. By Brian McGowan, Anglican Priest in Western Australia.' (Cross-listed under Preaching resources.)

Schools
New South Wales: Beecroft, Arden Anglican School: Kindergarten through Grade 6. Blends current NSW curriculum with heavier emphasis on math.
New South Wales: Kellyville, William Clark College (Diocese of Sydney): Grades 8 through 12, recommending application by January of the student's grade 7.

Books
Silence and Honey Cakes: The Wisdom of the Desert. A new book by Rowan Williams (see Worth Noting for link to a review.)
The Madonna Murders. A new mystery by Episcopal priest Pamela Cranston (Oakland, California), an Adjunct faculty member at the School of the Pacific, and who works in hospices around San Francisco.

Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador: Fortune, All Saints (Central Newfoundland)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Lamaline, St Mary (Central Newfoundland)
Ontario: Brantford, Mohawk Chapel (Huron)

England
Battyeford, Christ the King (Wakefield)
Norris Bank, St Martin (Manchester)
Porthill, St Andrew (Lichfield)

Episcopal Elections
The Diocese of Ohio elected the Venerable Mark Hollingsworth, Jr as their eleventh Bishop. Details here.

Letters to Anglicans Online
Our newest section—have a look. Or write a letter of your own to us for possible publication.

News Centre
Correspondent updates from church wars. Muslim to head Church of England school. Church of England looking for media professionals. Anglican and Orthodox leaders talk. Former ABC visits Princeton. Status update on sex wars in Canada. Uganda archbishop warns against scholarships. Unchurched children in Australia. Pink Plot denied by British writer. African priest discusses his sexuality. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Official Publications
Truro (Updated monthly)

Preaching resources
Laterally Luke: 'Offers entry points, particularly for preachers, to the Sunday Gospels for Year C of the Revised Common Lectionary as used in the Anglican Church of Australia. By Brian McGowan, Anglican Priest in Western Australia.' (Cross-listed under Australia's Anglican resources.)

Religious Orders
Episcopal Carmel of Saint Teresa: A new contemplative community for women in the Episcopal Church, under the guidance of the Right Reverend Robert Ihloff, Bishop of Maryland.

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USA
Parishes
California: Milpitas, St Joseph the Worker (El Camino Real) - After 42 years as a mission it became a parish October 26, 2003.
New Jersey: North Arlington, St Paul (Newark)
Pennsylvania: King of Prussia, Trinity (Pennsylvania)

Schools
District of Columbia: St Patrick's Episcopal Day School. Co-educational, nursery through 8th grade.

Organisations
Texas: Pathways to Ministry (Dallas) A program to encourage young adults into the Episcopal ministry.

Vacancies Centre
Go ahead: 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.

Worth Noting
A desert at the end of the tube: Christopher Howse uses his column in The Telegraph to review Silence and Honey Cakes, a new book by Rowan Williams.

Blind Bartemaeus: A sermon preached at Westminster Abbey on 26 October 2003 by the Revd Chris Chivers, Minor Canon and Precentor.

Canadian won't let Rwanda genocide die: Reuters reports on the story of Rwanda's genocide told in a new book, Shake Hands with the Devil, by retired general Romeo Dallaire. He holds the Anglican church partly to blame for the atrocities in that country.

Souls on Ice: The subject of Gene Robinson's consecration has been fodder for every print, TV and radio commentator, but few have captured the setting and atmosphere you'll find in Peter Manseau's article in Killing the Buddha.

The soul of Britain: John Wilkins, writing in The Tablet (a British RC weekly) reflects on whether or not Christianity is 'almost vanquished' in Britain.

Why we need bishops of cultures, not places: Allen Brent, writing in the Church Times, argues that it would be better to have bishops for particular traditions than for locations.

Week of 9 November 2003

Australia
Schools
Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College: Fletcher, NSW. K-12 co-ed day school (Newcastle)
Lakes Anglican Grammar School: Lake Macquarie area, NSW. A new K-12 co-ed day school (Newcastle)

Books, Journals and Magazines
Journal of Anglican Studies: A new subscription journal originating from Australia and edited by the Revd Dr Bruce Kaye. The current issue contains articles from Rowan Williams on 'Hooker The Theologian' to Esther Mombo on 'Doing Theology from the Perspective of the Circle of Anglican Theologians'. A substantive journal published by Continuum (New York and London). Only abstracts are available online.

Canada
Ontario: Brockville, St Paul (Ontario)
Ontario: Cataraqui, Christ Church (Ontario)
Ontario: Kingston, St James (Ontario)
Ontario: Kingston, St Thomas (Ontario)
Ontario: Picton, St Mary Magdalene (Ontario)

England
Barton, St Paul (Portsmouth)
Bedhamton, St Thomas (Portsmouth)
Bembridge, Holy Trinity, St Luke Mission (Portsmouth)
Eaststoke, St Andrew (Portsmouth)
Godshill, All Saints (also known as the Church of the Lily Cross) (Portsmouth)
South Hayling, St Mary (Portsmouth)

Ireland
Murroe, Abington (Limerick, Ardfert, Aghadoe, Killaloe, Kilmacdaugh and Emly)

Letters to Anglicans Online
Our newest section—have a look. Or write a letter of your own to us for possible publication.

News Centre
Bishops consecrated in Kansas and Florida. Diocese of Pittsburgh moves forward with plans. English bishop urges gays to seek psychiatric help, hears from police. Canadian bishop withdraws offer of alternative oversight. Political fight over school in Sydney. Sex report in UK. More on residential schools issue in Canada. Former Australian archbishop licensed as parish priest. Restoration on track in Lunenburg. African taboos force gays into shadows. Wrapup of Robinson consecration reactions. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Arizona: Lake Havasu City, Grace (Arizona)
Michigan: Grand Rapids, St Mark (Western Michigan)
Michigan: Walled Lake, St Anne (Michigan)
Missouri: Ferguson, St Stephen (Missouri)
Missouri: St Louis, All Saints (Missouri)
Missouri: St Louis, St Peter (Missouri)
Ohio: Cairo, Redeemer (Southern Ohio)
Ohio: Worthington, St John (Southern Ohio)
Ohio: Zanesville, St James (Southern Ohio)
Pennsylvania: Huntingdon Valley, St John (Pennsylvania)

Vacancies Centre
Go ahead: 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.

World
Brazil, Minas Gerais: Nova Lima, Paróquia de São João Batista (Rio de Janeiro)

Worth Noting
At your service: Anthony Bye writes in Times Online about the tradition at St Mary Magdalene Music Society, Paddington, of performing a Requiem Mass in its correct setting, as part of the liturgy.

Can the Communion hold together? Ruth Gledhill, writing for The Tablet (a British RC weekly) reflects on whether or not it is possible to hold the Anglican Communion together.

The muddled way of an inclusive church: Lance Dickie, writing in the Seattle Times, notes that it is much easier for an exclusionary church to define itself.

Two ends of the spectrum: the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has published a profile of the two men who symbolize the opposing sides in the argument about sexuality.