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History Peril and Adventure in Central Africa, Being Illustrated Letters to the Youngsters at Home, by the late Bishop [James] Hannington. With Illustrations from Original Sketches by the Bishop, and a Biographical Memoir (1886). James Hannington (1847-1885) was consecrated first Bishop of Eastern Equatorial Africa in 1884. Hannington and many of his companions were martyred on October 29, 1885 while en route to conduct missionary work in Uganda. His feast day in several churches of the Anglican Communion is kept collectively with the Martyrs of Uganda on October 29. This volume includes the text of a number of Bishop Hannington's letters to his nieces and nephews in England, as well as a number of his drawings made in Africa. England Episcopal
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Noting The Church Invisible: A Journey into the Future of the UK Church, by Nick Page, is reviewed in the Church Times by Stephen Cottrell. The need for restraint: the Rt Revd Professor Stephen Sykes, writing for the Church Times, notes that the most important information from the recent Primates' meeting is not a recommendation but a word of caution. That They All May Be One: The Call to Unity Today, by Walter Kasper, is reviewed in the Church Times by Mary Tanner. A "virtuous pagan" looks at the priesthood. 'Minna Proctor had always thought of religious people as fanatics. Then her father told her he wanted to become an Episcopal priest -- and she decided to find out why'. The article is at Salon.com. [Note: To read this without being a subscriber, you'll need to read one advert. Click to the advert, then don't click again until you see a link at the bottom of the page: it's a passthrough to Salon.com. You only have to do this once. Salon.com puts a cookie on your computer allowing you to bypass the advert.] What would Falwell do? 'After years of near-invisibility, religious progressives want to regain their vanished political clout. But with conservatives claiming a monopoly on godliness, it's going to be a struggle of biblical proportions.' The article is at Salon.com: see note above. Who wants to be an Anglican now? An editorial in the Church Times. We presume that it was written by Paul Handley, its editor. |
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