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Week of 23 January 2005

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England
Allesley, All Saints (Coventry)

Exchanges
England -> Europe or North America (warmer climate preferred)
Imposing, well-furnished rectory in Central London with car, available between early June and late August, no duties required. Rector, his wife, and baby are looking for an exchange in an area that would suit their need for a relaxing holiday in a warmer climate (preferably Europe or North America). Contact: angusaagaard@beeb.net

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Across the cathedral's back fence. Six US bishops interviewed by PBS. Canada studies sex issue. ABC insists church hold against euthanasia. Solomon Islands bishop sees peace mission failing. Ndugane: Africa must set own agenda. ACO commissions Secretary General. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Religious Orders
Community of the Paraclete: A religious community of men and women in the Episcopal Church in the USA. In the Diocese of Olympia in Washington State.
Sisters of the Servants of Our Lord: A Benedictine order of nuns in the Diocese of Central Florida, within the Episcopal Church in the USA.
Society of the Sisters of Bethany: One of the earlier order of nuns within the Church of England, founded in 1866.

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Thanks
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USA
California: Arroyo Grande, St Barnabas (El Camino Real)
California: King City, St Mark (El Camino Real)
California: Marina, Epiphany Lutheran and Episcopal Church (El Camino Real)
California: Monterey, St James (El Camino Real)
California: Monterey, St John (El Camino Real)
California: Salinas, Good Shepherd (El Camino Real)
Georgia: Brunswick, St Mark (Georgia)
Georgia: Douglas, St Andrew (Georgia)
Georgia: Effingham County, St Luke (Georgia)
Georgia: Fitzgerald, St Matthew (Georgia)
Georgia: Jesup, St Paul (Georgia)
Georgia: Savannah, St George (Georgia)
Georgia: Thomasville, All Saints (Georgia)
Georgia: Tybee Island, All Saints (Georgia)
Georgia: Vidalia, Annunciation (Georgia) Note from the submitter: 'An Episcopal Church website from the home of the best onions you ever ate'.
Massachusetts: Marlborough, Holy Trinity (Massachusetts)
New York: Brooklyn, Church of the Nativity (Long Island)

Vacancies Centre
List a parish or diocesan opening for one month at AO -- at no charge. What a bargain! The more you use our free service, the more useful it will become for all.
Seeking a position? Scan vacancies on diocesan web sites with vacancies listings throughout the communion.

Vacancies this week include various positions in the Diocese of Kootenay in the Anglican Church of Canada and a Priest in Charge, Diocese of Worcester, Church of England. Details in the Centre.

Wales
Botwnnog, St Beuno and Llaniestyn, St Iestyn (Bangor)
Connah's Quay Parish, consisting of St Mark and St David (St Asaph)
Cricieth with Threflys and Llanystumdwy and Llanarmon with Llangybi (Bangor)
Dwygyfylchi Parish (Bangor)
Llanfaelog, St Maelog (Bangor)
Llanhros Parish (St Asaph)
Montgomery Parish (St Asaph) Note: Combined website for Anglican and Presbyterian churches in the parish.
Prestatyn Parish (St Asaph)
Rhosymedre, St John (St Asaph)
Ruabon, St Mary (St Asaph)
St Gallgo, Parish of Llanallgo (Bangor)
Sandycroft, St Francis  (St Asaph)

World

Mexico
Diocese of Southeastern Mexico -- http://southeasternmexico.anglican.org Note from the submitter: 'Site is bilingual, English and Spanish pages; includes directory of Anglican churches in Mexico, history of Mexican Church and this diocese, links, contact information, photographs and descriptions of all congregations'.

Mexico: Progreso, Yucatan, St Mark (Southeastern Mexico)

Worth Noting
Mission in the Gospels, by Geoffrey Harris. Reviewed by Andrew Wingate in the Church Times.

The Passion in Art, by Richard Harries reviewed in the Church Times by Nicholas Cranfield.

Week of 16 January 2005

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Australia
New South Wales: Northmead, St Luke (Sydney)

Resources
Anglican Church Record. '... an evangelical newspaper in the Reformed Anglican tradition of the historic creeds and the 39 Articles of Faith, and the standard of teaching and practice in the Book of Common Prayer.'

Church History
American Society of Church History: '... an organization of scholars who share a common interest in the history of ecclesiastical experience and in the historical interaction between religious expressions and culture.' Important historical organization; not strictly Anglican.

England
Illogan, Parish of Saint Illogan [St Edmund, St Mary, Trevenson Church] (Truro)
Islington, St Mary (London)
Kent, St Martin of Tours (Rochester)
North Meols, St Cuthbert (Liverpool)
St German's, St German's Parish Church [St German; St Anne, Hessenford; St Nicolas, Downderry; St Luke, Tideford] (Truro)
St Ives, Parish Churches, St-John-in-the-Field (Halston); St Ia, Market Place (Truro)
Truro, United Benefice [St Paul, St Clement, St George, and St John] (Truro)

Essays
'To Whom Do We Belong?' In his new essay, Bishop Pierre Whalon looks at issues of communion, responsibility, and independence between members of the Anglican Communion -- many of which first surfaced at the time of the creation of the American Episcopal Church.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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Lists and Web Forums
Anglican Forums. 'Anglican Forums was founded on January 15th, 2005. Our mission is to provide a place for members of the worldwide Anglican Communion to share information -- and also for those who are seeking, but who are not Anglicans, to learn more about our rich heritage and faith.'

News Centre
Church of England on euthanasia. Interview with retired ABY. Attendance increase in Church of England. An Episcopal moratorium on weddings. On whom the bell falls. US HoB meeting ends; reports issued. Church and State in Zimbabwe. AIDS education initiative in South Africa. Australian named manager of Lambeth 2008. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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Thanks
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USA
Parishes
Minnesota: Hibbing, St James (Minnesota)
New York: Syracuse, St Andrew (Central New York)
Texas: Brenham, St Peter (Texas)
Texas: Columbus, St John (Texas)
Texas: Houston (Cypress), St Aidan (Texas)
Texas: Katy, Holy Apostles (Texas)
Texas: Sealy, St John (Texas)

Schools
Ohio: Glendale, Bethany School. Kindergarten through eighth grade, coeducational. Bethany School is a ministry of the Community of the Transfiguration.
Texas: Canyon, Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools.
Texas: Crockett, Jordan School. Coeducational day school, pre-K through sixth grade.
Texas: Galveston, Trinity Episcopal School. Coeducational day school, kindergarten through eighth grade.

Vacancies Centre
A new listing this week in the UK: St Leonard, Chesham Bois: Priest-in-Charge. For more information see our Vacancies Centre.

List a parish or diocesan opening for one month at AO -- at no charge. What a bargain! The more you use our free service, the more useful it will become for all.

Seeking a position? Scan vacancies on diocesan web sites with vacancies listings throughout the communion.

Wales
Mold, St Mary the Virgin (St Asaph)

Worth Noting
Anglican Angst: Save the Last Dance for Me, a review by Timothy Larsen, in Christianity Today, of Stewart Headlam's Radical Anglicanism, by John Richard Orens. '...Nevertheless, the great rock of traditionalism seems more than most denominations to be forever anxious about what it must do to be relevant in the contemporary world. There is no more delightful way into this terrain than John Richard Orens' urbane study of that quixotic Anglican priest of the Victorian age, Stewart Headlam... The theological links bewildered lesser minds, but the Reverend Stewart Headlam could see quite clearly how devotion to the Virgin Mary must lead on to votes for women, how a logical implication of the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist was socialism, and how it was a denial of the doctrine of the incarnation to prohibit dancing girls from wearing flesh-colored tights. One can sense the desperation that the church not get left behind in a changing world'.

The First Christian Theologians: An Introduction to Theology in the Early Church, edited by G. R. Evans, is reviewed in the Church Times by Thomas Graumann. 'While most essays focus on individual thinkers, or closely related groups such as the Cappadocian Fathers (well presented by M. Ludlow), others follow thematic lines, or introduce specific areas of ecclesial writing'.

Theology by Heart: Women, the Church and God, by Ellen Clark-King is reviewed in the Church Times by Kenneth Leech. 'Aware that she, a middle-class feminist with an academic background, was, for the first time, living on an estate consisting almost entirely of white working-class Geordies, she undertook a process of serious listening to her neighbours, and particularly to the women, to see what she, feminists, and the wider Church could learn from them'.