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Reviews Nurturing Child and Adolescent Spirituality: Perspectives From the World's Religious Traditions, edited by Karen Marie Yust, Aostre N. Johnson, Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, Eugene C. Roehlkepartain, is reviewed in the Church Times by John Pridmore. The book is arranged in six broad sections. 'How do the world religions view children and adolescents? According to the different traditions, how do these young people grow spiritually? What rituals and practices are seen as nourishing their inner spiritual life? What is the relationship of spirituality to ethical action? Who is responsible for nurturing spirituality? What are the social and cultural forces that shape the spirituality of the young?' The Religious Condition of Ireland 1770-1850, by Nigel Yates, reviewed in the Church Times by Richard English. 'The book's readership will be scholarly rather than general, but the work is full of fascinating detail, much of it culled from diligent research at local level.' Canada Church
History The Captive Missionary, by Henry Aaron Stern (1868). Anglican priest H.A. Stern (1820-1885) recounts his imprisonment in Ethiopia from 1863 to 1868 during the course of missionary work among the Falasha Jewish community there. Stern received a D.D. from the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1881. Report of the Missionary Bishop of Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming, by G.M. Randall (1871). George Maxwell Randall (1810-1873) reports on his missionary work and journeys in this vast jurisdiction; his narrative is accompanied by three attractive engravings. The author writes of the promise of these new territories for church growth, and laments the lack of strong support from older dioceses in the eastern United States. England Resources Shrinking the Footprint. The Church of England's National Environmental Campaign (Cross-listed in Social Justice) Episcopal
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Noting ChurchArt. A valuable UK resource for anyone considering adding art work of any kind to their parish. Among other things the site includes an artist locator and how to organize and fund commissioned art for your church. It might serve as a model for other such sites. 'Churchart exists to encourage artists, congregations, and those involved in the care of churches to foster and engage the arts in the life of the church.' Sabbath Wisdom: In this attractive issue of Trinity News, a publication of Trinity Church, Wall Street, New York City, several writers explore the importance of rest in Christian life. Women can be Bishops, UK General Synod rules. 'The Church of England yesterday decided that the ordination of women as bishops can be theologically justified.' Jonathan Wynne-Jones article in the Telegraph on 9 Sunday July, 2006. |
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Reviews A Future for Israel: Christian Arabs Share Their Stories, by Julia Fisher, reviewed in the Church Times by John Arnold. Sacred and Secular Scriptures: A Catholic Approach to Literature. by Nicholas Boyle, reviewed in the Church Times by Richard Harries Canada Church
History Samuel Crowther: The Slave Boy Who Became Bishop of the Niger, by Jesse Page (c. 1892). Samuel Adjai Crowther (c. 1807-1891) was the first African Anglican bishop. This biography, written for children, follows his life and travels throughout what is now Nigeria. The Velvet Cushion, by John William Cunningham (1817 edition). This wonderfully readable (and once very popular) novel tells the story of English church history from the viewpoint of a church cushion. John Cunningham (1780-1861) was Vicar of St Mary's, Harrow; Frances Trollope lampooned him in The Vicar of Wrexhill. The Velvet Cushion inspired A New Covering to the Velvet Cushion and The Legend of the Velvet Cushion. EnglandGreat Sankey (Westbrook), St James (Liverpool) Ipswich, St Bartholomew (St Edmundsbury and Ipswich) Liverpool (Clubmoor) St Andrew (Liverpool) Liverpool (Knotty Ash) St John the Evangelist (Liverpool) Liverpool (Netherley) Christ Church (Liverpool) Maghull, St James (Liverpool) Rainford, All Saints (Liverpool) Wigan, Poolstock, St James with St Thomas (Liverpool) Europe Letters
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Noting Affirming-Laudianism.org.uk. Certainly not a normal AO listing; however, every now and then we come across a site that makes us laugh. Brought to the web by the same folks behind Frankly Unfriendly Catholics. (Cross-listed in Odds and Ends) |
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