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Week of 17 June 2007

Australia
Parishes
Western Australia: Albany, Church of Living Water (Bunbury)

Education
Sapphire Coast Anglican College. Bega and Pambula, New South Wales. Two campuses, coeducational kindergarten through grade 12.

Book Reviews
In the Church Times, Kenneth Stevenson reviews Jesus of Nazareth, by Pope Benedict XVI.

Also in the Church Times, David Atkinson reviews Adrian Thatcher's Theology and Families.

Canada
Resources
Living God's Blessing. 'We are a group of Anglican clergy and lay people who wish to see the Anglican Church of Canada extend blessings to same-sex couples.'

Church History
The Deaconesses of the Church in Modern Times, compiled by Lawson Carter Rich (1907). This brief article about the beginnings of the deaconess movement in Anglicanism is accompanied by a large batch of photographs.

England
Parishes
Borstal, St Matthew (Rochester)
Crayford, St Paulinus (Rochester)
Crofton, St Paul (Rochester)
Northumberland Heath, St Paul (Rochester)
Seal, St Peter and St Paul (Rochester)
Seal Chart, St Lawrence (Rochester)

Episcopal Elections or Announcements
Complete
The Diocese of El Camino Real in California elected the Venerable Mary Gray-Reeves as its third diocesan bishop. Balloting information and background material are available on the bishop-search section of the diocesan site.

Ireland
Resources
Bishops' Appeal. 'contributes to relief of suffering in time of emergencies whether natural or man-made. However, our main concern is to support ongoing development in the fields of sustainable agriculture, health, including HIV/AIDS, and education in many parts of the world.'

Japan
Education
Holy Cross Kindergarten. Iwamizawa. Affiliated with the Diocese of Hokkaido.

Letters
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News Centre
Follow the money to Africa? But not to Melbourne. Murder in the (virtual) Cathedral. US Executive Council says 'no'. General Synod this week in Canada. Past Wycliffe principals condemn incumbent. Another African bishop for the USA. More opinions on Draft Covenant. Women clergy in the Church of England. New bishops for Cuba and El Camino Real. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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Thanks
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USA
Parishes
Oklahoma: Idabel, St Luke the Beloved Physician (Oklahoma)

Texas: Commerce, Church of the Epiphany (Dallas)
Texas: Dallas, Good Samaritan (Dallas)
Texas: Greenville, St Paul (Dallas)
Texas: Pottsboro, St John (Dallas)
Texas: Texarkana, St Mary and Christ Church (Dallas)

Vacancies Centre
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Seeking a position? Check our Vancancies Centre as well as scan vacancy pages on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

Wales
Parishes
Abergele, St Michael (St Asaph)
Merthyr Tydfil, St David (Llandaff)
Pontblyddyn, Christ Church (St Asaph)
Pontnewydd, Holy Trinity (Monmouth)
Pontypridd, St Catherine (Llandaff)
Rogiet, St Mary (Monmouth)
Shirenewton, St Thomas a Becket (Monmouth)

Worth Noting
The Case of the Missing Gospel: Christopher Howse writes in The Telegraph (London) on a manuscript of the Gospel of John.

Leaving Church on a Regular Basis: Barbara Brown Taylor writes in The Christian Century (Chicago). 'Leaving church, I believe, is what church is for—leaving on a regular basis, leaving to see what God is up to in the world and joining God there, delivering all the riches of the institution to those who need them most, in full trust that God will never leave the church without all that it needs to live.'


Week of 10 June 2007

Australia
New South Wales: Ashmont, Anglican Community of the Redeemer (Canberra and Goulburn)
New South Wales: Batemans Bay, Batemans Bay Anglican Church (Canberra and Goulburn)
New South Wales: Parish of Bungendore [St Philip, Bungendore; St Luke, Captains Flat; St Thomas, Carwoola; St Matthias, Currawang; St Mark, Hoskinstown; St John, Lake Bathurst; St Andrew, Tarago] (Canberra and Goulburn)


Education
Cathedral College. Wangaratta, Victoria. 'Independent, co-educational, Anglican, Prep to Year 12 (by 2008) school. The College offers high quality education at a reasonable cost to families in Wangaratta and surrounding regions'.

Book Reviews
Britannia, Europa and Christendom: British Christians and European Integration, by Philip Coupland, is reviewed by John Arnold in the Church Times (London).

Hagar, Sarah and their Children: Jewish, Christian and Muslim Perspectives, edited by Phyllis Trible and Letty M. Russell, is reviewed by Paula Gooder in the Church Times (London).

Church History
Correspondence between the Right Reverend the Bishop of Massachusetts and the Rectors of the Parish of the Advent Boston, A.D. 1845 to A.D. 1856 (1856). This extended exchange of letters chronicles one of the flashpoints of controversy over churchmanship in the nineteenth century American Episcopal Church. Candles, crosses, consciences and clothes are the usual suspects for disagreement.

England
Parishes
Fairfield, St Peter (Derby)
Golcar, St John (Wakefield)
Ilkeston, Holy Trinity (Derby)
King Cross, St Paul (Wakefield)
Pontefract, St Giles (Wakefield)
Staincross, St John the Evangelist (Wakefield)
Turnditch, All Saints (Derby)
Wardlow, Church of the Good Shepherd (Derby)

Episcopal Elections or Announcements
Complete
On 2 June 2007 the Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness elected Canon Mark Strange as its new diocesan bishop. A service of consecration and installation is scheduled for October in Inverness. More information on Canon Strange is available here.

Japan
Parishes
Sapporo, St Margaret (Hokkaido)

Education
St Mary's College. Nagoya. Founded in 1898 by Canadian Anglican missionaries led by Margaret Young.

Letters
Have a read. Write a letter of your own to us for possible publication.

News Centre
Another episcopal patron for Inclusive Church. Conversation with retired Australia primate. Conflict continues at Oxford's Wycliffe. More dead bishops in USA. TIME for the archbishop. Church of England and the draft Covenant. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Religious Orders
Community of the St Mary the Virgin. 'Our Community was founded in 1848 by William John Butler, the then Vicar of Wantage. His desire was to form a committed community of Sisters combining both a life of prayer and holiness with a concern for the social needs of the time.' Based in Wantage, Oxford, UK.

Scotland
Parishes
Ballachulish, St John (Argyll and the Isles)

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USA
Parishes
Indiana: Muncie, Grace Church (Indianapolis)
New Hampshire: Londonderry, St Peter (New Hampshire)
Vermont: Chester, St Luke (Vermont)
Vermont: Northfield, St Mary (Vermont)
Vermont: Randolph, St John (Vermont)
Vermont: Wilmington, St Mary in the Mountains (Vermont)

Education
The Doane Stuart School. Albany, New York. Formed through the merger of Kenwood Academy (Roman Catholic) and St Agnes School (Anglican), this is a 'coeducational, Nursery through Grade 12 independent school'. It is a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools.

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.

UK. Ivy House, St Denys Retreat Centre, Warminster, Wiltshire (Salisbury). Warden

For more information on this and other listings, see our Vacancies Centre. Also scan vacancy pages on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

Youth Resources
A.W.E. Children's Ministries. The name of this diocesan children's ministry for the Diocese of Bethlehem stands for Advocacy, Worship and Education.

Youth Specialties. Headquartered in El Cajon, CA, the site is not ECUSA specific. In addition to programs, discussion, blogs, podcasts, their free resources include: Academic Bible Studies and Lessons, Clip Art, Curriculum Discussion Starters, Dramas Games, Illustrations, Jr. High Ministry Magazine, Programming, Rookies, Small Groups, Software, Spanish Materials, Spiritual Life, Student Resources, Videos, and Youth Worker Development. Their job bank for youth workers is primarily USA, but it's a great resource.

Worth Noting
Anglicanism in Crisis: TIME magazine features the Archbishop of Canterbury on the cover of its current African and European editions. His interview and other resources are available online.

Bill Moyers interviews Bishop Katherine Jefferts Schori. "I think life is meant to be challenging. If we're going to use the fullness of the gifts that we've been given, it means we have to continue to be stretched, and I look forward to that." Watch the video and read the transcript.

Remembering Auden: Alan Jacobs writes in Books and Culture (Chicago). 'demanded difficult thought from himself; he resisted easy answers and comforting assurances. He explored forgotten resources from poetry's past: the medieval love for allegories of the inner life, the essayistic or letter-like meditations of the great Roman poet Horace.'



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