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Week of 18 April 2004

Australia
South Australia: Candle Light Gardens, All Saints (Adelaide)
South Australia: Goodwood, St George the Martyr (Adelaide)

Schools
Bankstown Grammar and St Paul's Choir School, Bankstown, NSW (Sydney) St Paul's is a day school founded as boys' choir school for St Paul's which still draws heavily on it for choristers though it is now co-educational. Kindergarten to year 6, it occupies the same campus as Bankstown. Also a day school and co-educational but years 7 though 12.
The Cathedral School, Grafton, NSW (Grafton) co-educational preparatory through year 12. Offers after school care for grades Pre-K through 6.
Illawarra Grammar School, Wollongong, NSW (Sydney) co-educational preparatory through year 12.
Kambala, Sydney, NSW (Sydney) Anglican school for girls preparatory through year 12.
St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney, NSW (Sydney) Day school for boys grades 3 through 10. Senior college is coeducational.

Canada
Alberta: Spruce Grove, St Augustine (Edmonton)
Alberta: Calgary, St James (Calgary)
Alberta: Calgary, St Philip the Evangelist (Calgary)
British Columbia: Cadboro Bay, St George the Martyr (British Columbia)
British Columbia: South Saanich, St Stephen (British Columbia)
British Columbia: Victoria, St Mary of the Incarnation (British Columbia)
British Columbia: Victoria West, St Saviour (British Columbia)
Nova Scotia: Sackville, St John the Evangelist (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)

Church History
The Anglican Church: Chapter 1 from A Brief History of Christianity in Peking by Wang Yuhua.

England
Ash, St Nicholas (Canterbury)
Dover, St Mary the Virgin (Canterbury)
Eastchurch, All Saints (Canterbury)
Great Chart, St Mary with St Mary in Singleton (Canterbury)
Horton, All Saints (Bradford)
Kennington, St Mary (Canterbury)
Pudsey, Parish Church of St Lawrence and St Paul (Bradford)
Reculver, United Benefice of St Mary the Virgin and St Bartholomew, Herne Bay
(Canterbury)
Shipley, St Peter (Bradford)
Thornton, St James (Bradford)

Episcopal Elections or Announcements
Anglican Church of Canada
Bishop Ronald Ferris (Algoma), Bishop Andrew Hutchison (Montreal), Bishop Caleb Lawrence (Moosonee), and Bishop Victoria Matthews (Edmonton) are the four nominees selected by the House of Bishops meeting in Regina. Details here.

Events
Canada: Winnipeg, 9 - 12 May 2004
The 2004 Canadian Summer Ecumenical Institute: Be Not Afraid: Common Christian Witness in a Culture of Fear
'We live our lives in a culture of fear: fear of losing our jobs, fear of family breakup, fear of illness, fear of terrorism, fear of exploring the lightness and darkness of our inner selves. We are called as Christians and as churches to witness to Christ and his words to us: "Be not afraid." How do we do that? What do we hold in common? How do we witness together? The Summer Ecumenical Institute will explore these questions. It will also challenge us to ask ourselves just how 'common' it is for us to recognise that what we hold is actually common to us all. More details: http://www.ecumenism.net/sei/2004_sei.htm.

Ireland
Cathedral
Belfast, Belfast Cathedral Church of St Anne, Diocese of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross

Parishes
Coolock, St John the Evangelist (Dublin)
Dublin, St John the Baptist (Dublin)

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News Centre
Jeffrey John appointed Dean of St Albans. Eton to appoint imam. Four nominees for Canadian primate. New bishop in Ohio. African churches to shun US money. Church of Fools. More on the Shroud of Turin. Accra church gets cement. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Georgia: Alpharetta, St Aidan (Atlanta)
Georgia: Buford, St Mary and St Martha of Bethany (Atlanta)
Georgia: Carrollton, St Margaret (Atlanta)
Indiana: Franklin, St Thomas (Indianapolis)
Indiana: New Harmony, St Stephen (Indianapolis)
New York: Gouverneur, Trinity (Albany)
Oregon: Portland, St John the Baptist (Oregon) On the campus of the Oregon Episcopal School.
Vermont: Manchester Center, Zion (Vermont)

Vacancies Centre
Two new listings this week.

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World
Hong Kong: Hong Kong, SKH Calvary (Hong Kong) Site in Chinese only.

Schools
Sri Lanka: Theological College of Lanka, Pilimatalawa. 'Founded in 1963 by the Anglican Church, the Methodist Church, and the Baptist Church, and later joined by the Presbyterian Church, The Theological College's goal was to educate new clergy in the own national environment'.

Worth Noting
The Dust Diaries, by Owen Sheers, reviewed by Canon Alan Wilkinson in the Church Times. Zimbabwe has not forgotten this much loved mission priest, says Alan Wilkinson.

An Easter faith will embrace the body, writes Giles Fraser in the Church Times.

Memory and Liturgy: The place of memory in the composition and practice of liturgy, by Peter Atkins. Reviewed by Dr Kenneth Stevenson in the Church Times 

The Myths of Time: From Saint Augustine to American Beauty, by Hugh Rayment-Pickard, reviewed in the Church Times: Kevin Ward enjoys a meditation on what time is, and on what it means both for individual Christians and for churches.

Taking the sin out of sex: In the Guardian, David Bryant asks: Why has the church been so prudishly anti-sexual, giving grudging tolerance only to the marriage bed?

Trinity Church, Boston: We just found Trinity Church's (Boston, Massachusetts USA) redesigned web site. It's not just the attractiveness of the site, but the varied content and the clarity of navigation that impress. Even if you're building your parish's web site on the proverbial shoestring, Trinity's may serve as an informative model.


Week of 11 April 2004

Australia
Schools
The King's School In Parramatta, New South Wales, this day and boarding is for boys and young men, K through 12.
Trinity Grammar School. In Strathfield, New South Wales, this day and boarding for boys and young men, K through 12, is located on three campuses: Strathfield, Summer Hill and Pine Bluff.

Theological Colleges
United Theological College (Charles Sturt University), Sydney

England
Bath, St Michael with St Paul (Bath and Wells)
Birchencliffe, St Philip the Apostle (Wakefield)
Melton, St Andrew (Sheffield)
Sheffield, St Matthew (Sheffield)
Timberhill, St John the Baptist (Norwich)
Ufford, St Mary of the Assumption (Sheffield)

Letters to Anglicans Online
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New Zealand
Invercargill, St John's Parish: St John, St Luke and St Aidan (Dunedin)
Middlemarch, St Chad (Dunedin)
Milton, Milton-Tuapeka Parish: St John the Evangelist and Holy Trinity in Lawrence (Dunedin)

News Centre
The Bishop of Durham asserts clergy need Bible lessons. Sydney diocese probes sex lives. Bishop reports from Baghdad. Most church members remain silent for Holy Week. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Scotland
Ayr, Holy Trinity (Glasgow and Galloway)

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USA
Wyoming: Gillette, Holy Trinity (Wyoming)
Wyoming: Hartville,
Our Saviour (Wyoming)

Resources
Blachly, Triangle Lake Camp and Conference Center, Diocese of Oregon.

Vacancies Centre
Two new listings this week.
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Worth Noting
Christ in cinema: Gregory and Maria Pearse review a half-dozen modern films on the life of Christ.

Faith Online: 64% of wired Americans have used the Internet for spiritual or religious purposes: The latest Pew research report finds that the 'seeker' phenomenon is less a reality on the Internet than commonly supposed and that the more interesting story is the 'online faithfuls' use of the Internet to learn about or interact with other 'faith groups.'

God's Pattern: Shaping our worship, ministry and life, by David Stancliffe, reviewed in Church Times by Nicholas Holtam.

Hollywood stirring the passions of church leaders: Malcolm Brown, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, observes that recent cinematic focus on Christ and on terrorism has had an effect on bishops and their Easter messages.

Revealing a hidden past: Image and Devotion in Late Medieval England, by Richard Marks. Reviewed in The Tablet by Eamon Duffy.

Three reasons to stay an Anglican, for all its follies: A N Wilson, writing in The Telegraph, comes about from having recently described himself as an atheist to explain why he is an Anglican. [Editor: Do read this.]


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