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Week of 19 August 2007

Africa
Dioceses
Kenya: Diocese of Katakwa — http://katakwa.anglican.org

Resources
Anglican Student's Federation: 'tertiary student wing of the Church of the Province of Southern Africa'.

Australia
Parishes
Queensland: Toowong, St Thomas the Apostle (Brisbane)
Queensland: Wynnum, St Peter (Brisbane)

Resources
Anglican Men's Society in Australia: Founded in Australia in 1905; has branches or members in every state.

Genesis Publications: 'Publications for Anglicans in Australia and New Zealand'. Publishes education and liturgical resources in English and Maori.

Mothers Union, Diocese of Sydney: Each year, the MU visits 10,000 new mothers in maternity units in New South Wales.

Book Reviews
In the Church Times, Richard Harries reviews The Oxford Handbook of English Literature and Theology.

Also in the Church Times, Christopher Lewis reviews Jesus and the Trojan War: Myth and Meaning for Today, by Michael Horan.

Yet again in the Church Times, David Winter reviews The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures, Volume 6: The Modern Age, by Hughes Oliphant Old.

Canada
Parishes
Newfoundland and Labrador: Parish of Bonne Bay South [Church of the Ascension, Wiltondale; Church of the Epiphany, Woody Point; Church of the Resurrection, Birchy Head; Saints Simon and Jude, Trout River] (Western Newfoundland)

Church History
Popular Misconceptions of the Episcopal Church, by William Reed Huntington (1891). Influential priest W.R. Huntington (1838-1909) addresses some misconceptions we come across still: that the church 'magnifies empty forms and ceremonies', 'is given over to worldliness', 'is narrow and exclusive', 'is honeycombed with Romanism', and 'that it is a house divided against itself'.

England
Parishes
Bristol (Fishponds), All Saints (Bristol)
Bristol (Fishponds), St John (Bristol)
Benefice of Cherbury with Gainfield [St Mary, Buckland; St Peter, Charney Bassett; St Margaret of Antioch, Hinton Waldrist; Holy Ascension, Littleworth; St Mary, Longworth; Grange Barn, Lyford; St Mary, Lyford, All Saints, Pusey] (Oxford)
Drayton Beauchamp, St Mary the Virgin (Oxford)
Leiston, St Margaret of Antioch (St Edmundsbury and Ipswich)

Olveston, St Mary the Virgin (Bristol)
Redland, Redland Parish Church (Bristol)
Warfield Churches [St Michael the Archangel, Warfield; All Saints, Warfield; St Peter, Warfield; Eternity, Bullbrook] (Bristol)
Woose Hill, Woose Hill Community Church (Bristol) [Local Ecumenical Partnership with Methodists]
Wroughton, St John the Baptist and St Helen (Bristol)

Episcopal Elections or Announcements
Ongoing
The Diocese of Maine has announced the names of three candidates in its episcopal search. A website with the odd name of 216.147.73.15 has more information, including profiles and résumés. An election is scheduled for 26-27 October 2007.

The Diocese of Québec's episcopal search committee has announced the names of five nominees for bishop coadjutor. The diocesan website says that more information on the candidates will be available soon.

Events
USA: Illinois, Mundelein, August 2007: Whose Church Is It Anyway? Generation Remix
Sponsored by the Diocese of Chicago, this interactive conference will feature workshops, hands-on use of resources, experiencing a portion of a specific curriculum or program, and brainstorming sessions for exploring questions and exchanging ideas and experiences. There will be over 50 learning experiences on topics related to adult learning, youth and young adults, children, lifelong Christian Formation, congregations, mission, peace and justice, technology, and stewardship.

USA: Louisiana, New Orleans, 20-25 September 2007: Archbishop of Canterbury Visits New Orleans
The Archbishop of Canterbury announced in April that he intends to visit the United States this autumn in response to the invitation from the House of Bishops of the US Episcopal Church to attend its New Orleans meeting. The Diocese of Louisiana has launched an informative website about that upcoming visit.

Japan
Kindergartens
Ryozen Kindergarten: Yonago, Shimane Prefecture. Affiliated with St Nicholas Church, Yonago.

Resources
Seikokai Shuppan: Publishing wing of the Nippon Seikokai; includes online ordering information.

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

New Zealand
Resources
Genesis Publications: 'Publications for Anglicans in Australia and New Zealand'. Publishes education and liturgical resources in English and Maori.

News Centre
Archbishop of Nigeria writes to his flock. NZ archbishops petition government for hunger striker. Sales of religious books said to be flourishing. Progress in Lake Malawi bishopric feud. Plans ramp up around ABC visit to New Orleans. Peter Jensen bans John Spong. Manchester bishop to move to Cyprus. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Anglican Catholic Communion USA: Site includes 'a series of pages that contain our entire statement of doctrinal essentials and order of faith'; parishes in Alabama and Florida.

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USA
Parishes
Texas: Edinburg, St Matthew (West Texas)

Independent organizations
Episcopal Jewish Alliance for Israel. 'We are a group of citizens concerned by the unbalanced condemnations of the Jewish state issuing from the headquarters of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, and from elsewhere in the worldwide Anglican Communion.' Founded in 2002.

The Laymen's Club. Established in 1892 to facilitate lay activities at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York City.

National Association of Episcopal Resource Centers. 'We are women and men, lay and ordained, who offer program support and manage resources available to all people in our dioceses. Some of our Resource Centers are also ecumenically and interreligiously affiliated..

Schools and Education
Central Florida Episcopal Schools Association. This site provides a directory of schools in the Diocese of Central Florida.

St Andrew's Episcopal School. Ridgeland, Mississippi. 'an independent, co-educational, college preparatory day school serving 1150 students in pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade'.

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.

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

Wales
Parishes
Llanfair Caereinion, Llanllugan and Manafon [St Mary, Llanfair Caereinion; St Mary, Llanllugan; St Michael, Manafon] (St Asaph)

Worth Noting
A Church in Need: Weekend America, a US public radio programme, recently featured a story about St John's Church in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The parish is having to choose between preserving its architectural heritage or continuing its commitment to community outreach.

Learning Curve: L. Gregory Jones writes in the Christian Century (Chicago). 'A commitment to the art of learning invites congregations, judicatories and seminaries to work together to develop criteria for "learning clergy" who have the capacities to cultivate their intelligence through the interplay of creativity, analysis, practical skills and wisdom.'

The Young and the Godly: American National Public Radio (Washington DC) has begun a series of radio stories on young clergy, some of whom are Anglicans.


Week of 12 August 2007

Australia
Resources
Voice of the Laity: 'formed to encourage the proclamation of the Gospel of love and reconciliation by members of the Anglican Church' in connection with matters of concern in the Diocese of the Murray.

Theological Colleges
St Barnabas College, Adelaide (Adelaide)

Book Reviews
In the Church Times, Ruth Ward reviews Stephen Cottrell's Do Nothing to Change Your Life. 'The message of this book is a call to self-centred 21st-century people to pause and rediscover themselves “in relation to other people and the world”. Cottrell is at his most convincing on the “vanities of our present culture”, and the resulting “slavish cycle of self-worship and self-loathing”, and “the absolute necessity of becoming eccentric”.'

In the Church Times, Sarah Foot reviews The Personal Correspondence of Hildegard of Bingen. 'The Hildegard who emerges from these pages is not just the visionary musician with whom many will be familiar, but a politically adroit abbess with a sharp tongue and a fiery temper. She may frequently have described herself as a poor little form of a woman and a fragile vessel, a feather sustained by the breath of God — but she is as arresting when angry as when transported by the Spirit. Not an easy woman, but one made more accessible by this illuminating collection of her writings.'

Also in the Church Times, Nicholas Orme reviews Susan Wood's The Proprietary Church in the Medieval West. 'Mrs Wood’s book is a definitive survey of the involvement of kings, lords, and great churchmen with monasteries and parish churches in western Catholic Europe from the Roman Empire to the Investiture Controversy.'

Biblical Resources
The Bible Project: Artist Brian J. Turner Paints the Bible. 'Brian J. Turner has delighted visitors to his gallery in Exeter with critically acclaimed paintings of biblical texts and everyday events. His major Cathedral Tour of Biblical Narrative Paintings, which visited eight cathedrals around the UK, was a huge success. Now, in a remarkable new project, this Devon artist journeys through the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, offering to audiences a treasure trove of paintings that challenge and inspire.' (Cross-listed in Odds and Ends, Art)

Canada
Parishes
Newfoundland and Labrador: Archdeaconry of Labrador [sixteen parishes] (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Bay of Islands [St James, Lark Harbour; St Ambrose, John's Beach] (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Mount Pearl, Church of the Good Shepherd (Western Newfoundland)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Paradise, Holy Innocents (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Port de Grave [St Mark, Bareneed; St George, North River; St Luke, Port de Grave] (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)
Newfoundland and Labrador: Portugal Cove, St Lawrence (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)
Newfoundland and Labrador: St John's, St Mary the Virgin [with St Peter on the Rock, Shea Heights] (Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador)

Church History
Sacred Reminiscences, by John W. McCullough (1842). This memorial sermon includes an interesting narrative history of several parishes of the Church of Sweden in Delaware and Pennsylvania that were eventually absorbed by the US Episcopal Church.

England
Parishes
Almondsbury, St Mary (Bristol)
Barton Hill, St Luke [with St Matthew, Moorfields] (Bristol)
Bicester Area Team Ministry [St Edburg, Bicester; Emmanuel Church, Bicester; St Laurence, Caversfield; St Mary, Launton; St Peter, Bucknell] (Oxford)
Bletchley, St Mary and St John (Oxford)
Boxley, St Mary and All Saints (Canterbury)

Brislington, St Luke (Bristol)
Chippenham, St Andrew [with St Nicholas, Tytherton Lucas] (Bristol)
Dorcan Church [St Paul, Swindon, St Timothy, Swindon] (Bristol) [Local Ecumenical Partnership with Methodists]
Earley, St Peter (Oxford)

Wargrave with Knowl Hill [St Mary, Wargrave; St Peter, Knowl Hill; St Paul, Warren Row] (Oxford)

Events
USA: California, San Francisco, 21-23 September: Camino: Young Adult Gathering
'Through provocative workshops, creative worship and an interactive urban pilgrimage focused on global peace and justice — Camino will ignite your faith, inspire your walk and invigorate your call to seek and serve Christ in others.' Further details are available online here.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
New bishop for Iran. Oxford report recommends tightening of controls. C of E General Synod experimenting with Facebook. Virginia court rules against dissident congregations. Colorado ex-rector found guilty of financial misconduct. C of E General Synod elections results. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Anglican Independent Communion Original Province. Headquarters in Springfield, Missouri.

Odds and Ends
The Bible Project: Artist Brian J. Turner Paints the Bible. 'Brian J. Turner has delighted visitors to his gallery in Exeter with critically acclaimed paintings of biblical texts and everyday events. His major Cathedral Tour of Biblical Narrative Paintings, which visited eight cathedrals around the UK, was a huge success. Now, in a remarkable new project, this Devon artist journeys through the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, offering to audiences a treasure trove of paintings that challenge and inspire.' (Cross-listed in Biblical Resources)

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USA
Pennsylvania: Brookville, Holy Trinity (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
Pennsylvania: Eldred, St Matthew (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
Pennsylvania: Hazleton, St Peter (Bethlehem)
Pennsylvania: Lake City, Grace Church (Northwestern Pennsylvania)
Tennessee: Tullahoma, St Barnabas (Tennessee)

Washington: Chelan, St Andrew (Spokane)

Resources
Episcopal Media Center: 'serves seekers, learners and leaders by combining the reach of mass media and the immediacy of targeted audio/visual resources to deliver the message of the Gospel. We are an independent, nonprofit organization.' Founded in 1945 as the Episcopal Radio and TV Foundation.

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.

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

Wales
Parishes
Treharris, Trelewis and Bedlinog, St Matthias (Llandaff)

Worth Noting
Guidelines for Conversion: National Public Radio (Washington DC) carries this report from France on a set of new guidelines on conversion and missionary work proposed by the World Council of Churches.

Masterpiece in a Country Church: Christopher Howse writes in the Telegraph (London) on a fourteenth-century English painting in a Suffolk parish church.

The Religion Report with the Archbishop of York: The Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Stephen Crittenden interviews Archbishop John Sentamu. Transcription and audio format both available.



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