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Anglican
Lists, Web forums and Blogs
Surely Not a Comprehensive
List of Anglican Blogs. Alphabetical list of blogs from 5Life
to World of Your Making.
Blog
Ring of Episcopal Blogs. 'Open to all blogging Episcopalians,
lay and ordained, and those in communion with ECUSA, who blog
regularly (weekly) on topics of their choice (theological or otherwise).'
The list includes only blogs that have agreed to link back to it.
Australia
Schools
Victoria: Melbourne, St
Michael's Grammar School. Founded in 1875 by the Community of the
Sisters of the Church as the Church of England Day School. Coeducational.
Western Australia: Mindarie, Peter
Moyes Anglican Community School. Kindergarten through grade 12.
Western Australia: Mount Lawley, Perth
College: An Anglican School for Girls. 'Perth College is the oldest
Independent Girls' School in Western Australia. It was founded by the
Anglican Sisters of the Church in 1902 and in 1915 moved to its current
Mt Lawley Campus where the Sisters amalgamated their five schools.'
Northern
Region of the Diocese of Melbourne. 'This region of the Diocese has
a diversity of parishes, chaplaincies, agencies and schools and is home
to two theological colleges.'
Canada
Alberta: Calgary, St John
the Evangelist (Calgary)
Alberta: Calgary, St
Paul (Calgary)
Alberta: Edmonton, St George
(Edmonton)
British Columbia: Victoria West, St
Saviour (British Columbia) [site includes Spanish
section]
Ontario: Almonte, St Paul
(Ottawa)
Ontario: Colchester, Christ Church
(Huron)
Ontario: King City, All
Saints (Toronto)
Ontario: London, Epiphany
(Huron)
Ontario: Paris, St
James (Huron)
Ontario: Sarnia, Canon Davis Memorial
(Huron)
Ontario:
Stittsville, St Thomas (Ottawa)
Ontario: Toronto, St David
(Toronto)
Ontario: Toronto, St George
the Martyr (Toronto)
Ontario: Transfiguration
Parish [Advent, Ridgetown; Redeemer, Highgate; Christ Church, Dresden;
St Stephen, Thamesville; St Matthew, Florence; St John's-in-the-Woods,
Aughrim] (Huron)
Schools
British Columbia: Victoria, Christ
Church Cathedral School. Founded
in 1989; Kindergarten through grade 8.
Church
History
History
of the Church of the Ascension, Chicago, Illinois 1857-1982,
by George C. Giles, Jr. (1984). This prominent Anglo-Catholic parish's
history includes a helpful introduction
on 'The Oxford Movement and the Midwest.'
John
Walmsley: Ninth Bishop of Sierra Leone,
by E.G. Walmsley (1923). John Walmsley was Bishop of Sierra Leone from
1910 until his death in 1922. His
diocese then consisted of Morocco, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone,
the Gambia, and the Canary Islands.
Missionary Work among the Ojebway Indians,
by E.F. Wilson (1886). E.F. Wilson (1844-1915) emigrated to Canada in
1865 and subsequently sought ordination in England in 1867. In this volume
he gives a detailed account of his work among the Ojibwa First Nations
(Chippewa) of Ontario under the auspices of the Church Missionary Society.
Sketches
of Church Life in Colonial Connecticut:
Being the Story of the Transplanting of the Church of England into Forty-Two
Parishes of Connecticut, with the Assistance of the Society for the Propagation
of the Gospel Written by Members of the Parishes in Celebration of the
200th Anniversary of the Society, Edited by Lucy Cushing Jarvis (1902).
Just that.
Some
Aspects of Episcopal Authority in the Church of England 1928-1981 with
Special Reference to the Ecumenical Dialogue, by Margaret Parker.
A thesis presented for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy King's College,
University of London, 1992. 'The thesis is an historical survey of the
main aspects of episcopal authority in the Church of England during the
period 1928 to 1981. The various theories then current of the basis of
episcopal authority are examined. Then the subject is explored in the
light of the relationship of Church and State and the role of the State
in ecclesiastical legislation and episcopal appointment. Reference is
made to the growing attempts of the Church to gain more control over its
doctrine and worship, and the appointment of its bishops.'
England
Parishes
Bramley, Parish of Bramley [St Peter, St Margaret; Church in Rodley] (Ripon and Leeds)
Manchester, Sanctus1 (Manchester)
[An 'emerging church'.]
Miscellaneous
Resources
Ferrar House. 'Ferrar House
is adjacent to the original site where Nicholas Ferrar and household came
in 1626 and next to Little Gidding church, which they restored to daily
use.' It offers bed and breakfast, a small conference centre and morning
coffee and afternoon tea for casual visitors.
Sneaton
Castle. Whitby. Conference and retreat centre of the Order of the
Holy Paraclete, an Anglican women's religious order.
Exchanges
USA->England
'Rector of small parish (average Sunday attendance 55
people) in metro New York City area (Fort Lee, New Jersey)
and family (husband and two children) seeks pulpit exchange
for up to 3 to 6 months in or around Oxford, England
sometime after August, 2006 through January
2007. Two services on Sunday, one day a week pastoral
care, in exchange for similar duties. Rectory next door
to church has three bedrooms, two bathrooms; furnished.
Maybe use of car. 15 minutes to NYC. Contact
allimoore@earthlink.net'.
Letters
to Anglicans Online
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Liturgical Resources
Full Circle Beads. 'Full Circle
Beads‚ Anglican Prayer Beads or Anglican Rosaries
are made of natural materials: semiprecious stones,
freshwater pearls, bone, wood.'
News
Centre
Episcopal Youth Encounter in USA. Church of England position on civil
partnerships. New Council formed in the Americas. Developments in
Connecticut. Financial problems in Tasmania. All this, and more,
in the News Centre.
Odds
and Ends
Project
on Congregations of Intentional Practice.
Supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. and sponsored by Virginia
Theological Seminary, 'PCIP is a three-year study which began in 2003
exploring the relationship between communal Christian practices and congregational
vitality in the historic Protestant mainline. The project has identified
a nascent trend in American Protestantism: faith practices appear to be
fostering an emerging sense of mainline vitality. The project seeks to
explore this new trend by identifying interesting and instructive examples
of churches that have experienced a renewed sense of identity and vocation
through engaging Christian practices—and to tell the stories of
these congregations.'
Religious
Orders
The
Order of the Holy Paraclete.
Women's religious order founded in 1915, with houses in England, South
Africa, Swaziland and Ghana.
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USA
Parishes
Florida: Apopka, Holy Spirit
(Central Florida)
Florida: Lake Mary, St
Peter (Central Florida)
Florida: Lakeland, St Stephen
(Central Florida)
Illinois: Chicago, St Alban
(Chicago)
Illinois: Springfield, Christ
Church (Springfield)
Illinois: Western Springs, All Saints
(Chicago)
New York: Penn Yann, St
Mark (Rochester)
New York: Pittsford, Christ
Church (Rochester)
New York: Syracuse, Church
of the Saviour (Central New York)
Texas: Allen, Faith Church
(Dallas)
Texas: Bonham, Holy Trinity
(Dallas)
Texas: Corsicana, St John
(Dallas)
Texas: Denton, St David of Wales
(Dallas)
Texas: Gainesville, St Paul
(Fort Worth)
Texas: Granbury, Good Shepherd
(Fort Worth)
Texas: Laguna Park, Our Lady of
the Lake (Fort Worth)
Texas: Wichita Falls, Good Shepherd
(Fort Worth)
Virginia: Richmond, Good
Shepherd (Southern Virginia)
Wales
Cardiff, Parish of Roath Saint Martin (Llandaff)
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Worth
Noting
Befriending
Death, by James Woodward, and Imaging
Life After Death, by Kathleen
Fischer, are reviewed together in the Church Times by John Gaskell.
Money
and the Rise of the Modern Papacy: financing the Vatican 1850-1950,
by John Pollard, is reviewed in the Tablet by Michael Walsh.
'To
listen to the experience of homosexual people'. In the Church Times,
Derek Rawcliffe reviews six books on gay and lesbian theology.
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