Week
of 19 July 2009
Book
Reviews
Peter McGeary reviews two new titles on worship (Church Times, London).
Kenneth Stevenson reviews The Seven Deadly Sins: Their Origin in the Spiritual Teaching of Evagrius the Hermit, by Angela Tilby (Church Times, London).
Canada
Schools and Education
Royal St George's College: Toronto, Ontario. University preparatory school for boys. 'Founded in 1961 as an Anglican choir school, we continue to value our musical heritage and Anglican values.'
England
Parishes
Great Harwood, St Bartholomew (Blackburn)
Parson Cross, St Cecilia (Sheffield)
Preston, Church of the Risen Lord (Blackburn)
Preston, St Cuthbert (Blackburn)
Ribchester, St Wilfrid with St Saviour, Stydd (Blackburn)
Sheffield, St Catherine of Siena (Sheffield)
South Kirkby, All Saints (Sheffield)
Resources
Presence and Engagement. 'The website is intended to encourage and support the mission and ministry of parishes and other Anglican communities in multi religious contexts. This is supported by the Church of England's national Adviser on Inter Faith relations and is part of the General Synod's Presence & Engagement Programme.'
Episcopal
Elections
Ongoing
The Diocese of Western New York has launched a bishop-search and bishop-search website. An election is scheduled for 20 November 2010.
Events
England: London Colney, near St Albans, 10-13 August 2009: God, Creation and the Cosmos
The AGM of the Fellowship of St Alban and St Sergius will include presentations by several speakers with 'a celebration of the Orthodox liturgy, and a concluding Anglican high mass. There will be an excursion to include a pilgrimage to St Albans Cathedral and a visit to the ruins of Roman Verulamium.'
Japan
Resources
Holy Cross Square Family Support. Affiliated with the Diocese of Hokkaido.
Letters
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New
Zealand
Parishes
Onehunga, St Peter (Auckland)
Parish of Warkworth (Auckland)
West Hamilton, West Hamilton Anglican Church with St Mark, Nawton (Waikato)
News
Centre
Reflecting on the Americans' General Convention. Bermuda approves women's ordination. Australian
PM visits Anglican Centre in Rome. Marcus Borg is canon theologian in Oregon. New Primate for
Kenya. Archbishop speaks out against 'reality TV'. Bishop speaks out about mining vs. farming.
Walsingham prepares for Youth Pilgrimage. Who gets the money to rebuild Australian churches?
Church of England vs Church of Sweden, about sex. Lemon aid for church bells. Church aid for
Tanzanian farmers. All this, and more, in the News Centre.
Scotland
Parishes
Nostie, St Donnan (Argyll and The Isles)
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USA
Parishes
District of Columbia: St Luke (Washington)
Michigan: Bridgeport, St Mark (Eastern Michigan)
Michigan: Flint, St Paul (Eastern Michigan)
Michigan: Lapeer, Grace Church (Eastern Michigan)
Michigan: Port Huron, Grace Church (Eastern Michigan)
Wisconsin: South Milwaukee, St Mark (Milwaukee)
Wisconsin: West Allis, St Peter (Milwaukee)
Resources
Episcopal Appalachian Ministries. 'serves a specific and unique region in America and manifests the love of God through education, advocacy, and mission'. The Diocese of Southern Ohio committee of this organization has its own website.
Vacancies
Centre
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Wales
Parishes
Oystermouth, All Saints with Norton Mission (Swansea and Brecon)
Worth
Noting
At the heart of the common life there lies humility: Geoffrey Rowell writes for the Times (London). 'Claims and counter-claims about territory; different histories and human stories; different ways of looking on the world; extroverts and introverts, thinking people and feeling people — all are challenged to find how the good and joyful dwelling together in unity can be realised.'
Holy Space in Uganda: Jason Byassee writes for Books and Culture (Chicago). 'If you have a story like that of the Uganda Martyrs, why not make some space, both literally and figuratively, for others to love the story and ask for the grace to imitate it? Zimbabwean Anglicans have done so in spades—setting aside an entire mountain with which to remember what God has done in Bernard Mizeki. Perhaps we in today's west, for not the last time, have something to learn here from African Christians.'
Religion & Ethics Newsweekly report: Episcopal General Convention. Video and audio podcast and transcript of segment from this week's episode. |