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Advent Beliefnet Interactive Advent Calendar. There is still time to make good use of this worthwhile online Advent calendar. Praying Advent. 'We often miss Advent's power because these December weeks are full of secular Christmas parties and preparations for Christmas. Each year, the busyness of this season serves to distract us from having an Advent season that truly prepares us for the celebration of Christmas, with all its meaning. This site offers simple ways to enter into this Advent season, week by week, in the midst of our everyday lives.' From Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. Africa St Michael Secondary School: Kilolo, Tanzania. 'a registered secondary school established by the Anglican Diocese of Ruaha, Tanzania'. Book
Reviews Nicholas Orme reviews The Bishopric of Durham in the Late Middle Ages: Lordship, Community and the Cult of St Cuthbert, by Christian D. Liddy. Bernard Palmer reviews Chaplains at War: The Role of Clergymen during World War II, by Alan Robinson. Canada England Events Exchanges Ireland Follow Me. 'This new project is the Religious Education Programme for National Schools under the patronage of the Church of Ireland, the Methodist Church and the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.' Ministry Formation Project Plan. Purposes: 'To equip fully all members of the church ordained and lay to fulfil effectively the church’s mission in 21st C Ireland. To ensure that the methods we use to train people, will throughout, effectively connect learning and practice. To ensure that the training is an enriching experience for all of our church traditions.' Japan Letters
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Noting Just Thinking: From time to time our friends at Thinking Anglicans write reflective pieces. Several essays posted under this category during Advent have been especially thought-provoking. Liturgical Influences of Anglo-Catholicism on The Waste Land and Other Works by T. S. Eliot: This Ph.D. dissertation written by A. Lee Fjordbotten in 1999 is now available online. Which Jesus? Simon Barrow writes for Ekklesia. 'This is the specific challenge of Advent. Who is the Jesus who we hope will be born in our hearts and in our world? What can be achieved through him? And how shall we respond, personally and collectively, in this time and place?' |
Advent The End of Advent. 'I have to pursue the sense of wonder, the taste in the air, and cling to it self-consciously.' Joseph Bottum writes for First Things (New York). It's a Boy! 'Can you tell the Christmas story for radio or video in under 30 seconds? That's the challenge [given to] churches, youth groups and individuals' by the Churches Advertising Network. Africa Book of Common Prayer Book
Reviews Bernard Palmer reviews Geoffrey Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury, by David Hein. (The Church Times) Nicholas Orme reviews A Daughter's Love: Thomas and Margaret More, by John Guy. (The Church Times) Canada England Episcopal Elections Hong Kong Letters
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Noting Can religion help us through the slump?: The Guardian (London) asked five columnists this question. Their answers are here in the Comment is free section. The Margaret Parker Memorial Lecture and Webcast: 'What are the keys to peace and justice through the empowerment of women, especially amid the challenges of the current global financial context?' Katharine Jefferts Schori inaugurates the Diocese of Los Angeles (US) new lecture series. The Presiding Bishop is introduced by one of Parker's sons, Richard, an economist and Harvard lecturer. Available as an on-demand streamed video webcast. |
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