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Reviews By thine Agony and Bloody Sweat. Richard Mammana reviews Community of the Cross: Moravian Piety in Colonial Bethlehem, by Craig Atwood. The Church and Galileo, edited by Ernan McMullin, reviewed in the Tablet by Michael Hoskin. Follow the Ermine. Richard Mammana reviews Alaska's Little Chief: Traditional Chief David Salmon and the Fur-bearers of Alaska, by Judy Ferguson. Living Faith: Exploring the essentials of Christianity, by Tom Wright, reviewed by Bishop Stephen Cottrell in the Church Times. What the Bible Really Teaches, by Keith Ward, reviewed by Bishop Peter Forster in the Church Times. Canada Church
History The Royal Martyr, King Charles I. An Opera, by Alexander Fyfe (1705). Most of the text of this opera is now online in time for the annual commemoration of the martyrdom of Charles Stuart on 30 January throughout much of the communion. A Thanksgiving Sermon, by Absalom Jones (1808). This moving and important sermon was preached by Absalom Jones (1746-1818), first African American priest of the Episcopal Church USA, on the occasion of the United States banning the importation of slaves. England Episcopal
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History The Streets and Lanes of the City, by Mary Eleanor Benson (1891). Formatted for online publication by S.R. Holman of the Center for Poverty Studies, this posthumously-published book by the daughter of Archbishop of Canterbury Edward White Benson explores the impact of Christianity in London's slums during the late Victorian period. 'Nellie' Benson (1863-1890) died at 27 of diphtheria after what Holman calls a 'remarkable outreach into the public health and lower class troubles of the city.' UnEnglish and Unmanly: Anglo-Catholicism and Homosexuality, by David Hilliard (Victorian Studies, 1982). In this important journal article, now available online for the first time, Australian scholar David Hilliard examines social, historical and literary connections between Anglo-Catholicism and homosexuality in Britain. Adobe Acrobat format. (Cross-listed in Worth Noting) "Unpretending Labours:" Julia Farr and the Melanesian Mission, by Janet Crawford (2004). Crawford chronicles the life of Julia Farr (1864-1951), influential Anglican missionary in Melanesia from 1892 to 1901. Adobe Acrobat format. England Miscellaneous
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Elections or Announcements California. The Search Committee for a new bishop has reviewed the nominees' written submissions, including their essays responding to its Six Questions. Over a dozen received phone interviews in November. On the basis of the phone interviews, a smaller number has been chosen to receive personal interviews in January. The slate of 4 to 6 nominees will be chosen from this group, and reported to the Standing Committee by February 20. Photographs and short biographies of the slate will then be posted on the diocesan bishop search website, which includes a fair amount of information in Spanish. Central Pennsylvania. Beginning in February, the Discernment Committee will screen and visit candidates, and conduct background checks. Elections will be held at a diocesan convention on 21 and 22 July 2006. The diocesan website includes mission and theological statements prepared in connection with the bishop search, as well as a collect. Eastern Michigan. Nominations are closed; nominations by petition begin on 1 February 2006 and end on 15 February. Hawai'i. Search and Transition Committee members have been elected and participated in a mandatory overnight retreat with the Standing Committee of the diocese at Mokule'ia. Three to five nominees will be presented to the Standing Committee in August. The diocesan bishop search website includes information on procedures, deadlines and committee membership. Newark. Screening of candidates by the Nominating Committee begins on 1 February 2006. Nominees for Tenth Bishop of Newark will be announced on 28 June. The online Diocesan Profile includes extensive information about the diocese and its vision for a new bishop. Northern California. Nominations by petition end on 3 March 2006; on-site visits of the nominees are in progress in January and February. Olympia. Nominations for the bishop search committee were closed on 6 January 2006; nominees met in retreat on 21 January. South Carolina (dedicated website). At the end of January 2006, the Search Committee will send a second questionnaire to potential candidates; telephone interviews of candidates are in progress from January to March. Southwest Florida. Nominations will be accepted from 1 May to 7 July 2006; this election of a coadjutor was first called on 9 October 2004. A period of extensive self-study and profile development has preceded the nominations. Tennessee (dedicated website). Nominations by petition closed on 11 January 2006; the three nominees will be presented to the diocese on 25 and 26 February. An election convention will be held on 18 March 2006. Events United States: [California] San Diego, 16 - 18 February 2006. Society of Christian Philosophers Pacific Regional Meeting. Selves, Souls and Survival. Letters
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