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Week of 27 September 2009

Africa
Dioceses
Nigeria: Diocese of Isiala-Ngwa - http://isiala-ngwa.anglican.org

Australia
Resources
Anam Cara Community: 'inaugurated as a contemplative prayer community of the Anglican Diocese of Gippsland in 2007'.

Book Reviews
Hugh Wybrew reviews The Burning Bush: On the Orthodox Veneration of the Mother of God, by Sergius Bulgakov (Thomas Allan Smith, translator).

Giles Gasper reviews Anselm of Canterbury: His Life and Legacy, by Benedicta Ward SLG.

Canada
Parishes
Saskatchewan: Eastend, St Augustine (Qu'Appelle)

England
Parishes
Bathampton, St Nicholas (Bath and Wells)
Claverton, St Mary (Bath and Wells)
Parish of Plymstock and Hooe [St John, Hooe; Good Shepherd, Oreston; St Mary, Plymstock; Holy Family, Staddiscombe] (Exeter)
Parish of Wisley with Pyrford (Guildford)

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News Centre
Parish building vandalized by its diocese in Australia. Church and state in Uganda and Honduras. Post-Katrina miracle priest gives up. New Metropolitan of Canada. New Bishop of Carlisle can't have his castle. Bishops welcome commuters in Toronto. Singapore dean issues statement. Injunction delays Malawi consecration. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

South Africa
Parishes
Kabega Park, All Saints (Port Elizabeth)

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USA
Parishes
Washington: Colville, St John (Spokane)

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Australia: Parish of Bundaberg (Brisbane) Rector

Worth Noting
Anglicans and Councils: Samuel Keyes writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee). 'Perhaps it should go without saying that the Anglican Communion has a mixed history with the seven ecumenical councils.'

Justly and Responsibly: The full text of a 'statement from the Church of England's College of Bishops responding to the challenge of climate change in the run-up to Copenhagen' is now available online.


Week of 20 September 2009

Africa
Dioceses
Nigeria: Diocese on the Niger - http://ontheniger.anglican.org

Nigeria: Diocese of Wusasa - http://wusasa.anglican.org

Australia
Parishes
New South Wales: Bangalow, All Souls (Grafton)

Book Reviews
Rowan Williams reviews A History of Christianity, by Diarmaid MacCulloch for the Guardian (London). The Church Times (London) has this interview with MacCulloch about the church, himself, and his book.

Robert Mackley reviews One Part of London: Aspects of Anglo-Catholicism in Camden, by Michael Farrer (Church Times, London).

Andrew Rudd reviews White Men's God: The Extraordinary Story of Missionaries in Africa, by Martin Ballard. (Church Times, London).

Canada
Parishes
Ontario: London, St Mark (Huron)

England
Parishes
Hinderclay, St Mary (St Edmundsbury and Ipswich)
Morecambe, St Barnabas (Blackburn)
Saltford, St Mary (Bath and Wells)
Walcot, St Swithin and St Andrew (Bath and Wells)

Events
England: London, 13 October 2009: Operation Noah Lecture
'at Southwark Cathedral, London Bridge, the leading primate in the Church of England will speak on "The Climate Crisis: A Christian Response." The event comes a mere seven weeks before the crunch UN climate summit in Copenhagen and will set the scriptural and theological agenda.'

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Obituary of Sudanese archbishop. Singapore cathedral abandons 'act of God' defense. Manx distress over changing parish boundaries. ABC discusses anger at bankers' behaviour. UK Border Authority raids vicarage. Diocesan Synod in South Africa gets nasty. Open Churches Day in Wales. US bishops lobby Congress. First Anglican priest ordained from Slavey people. New Primate for Nigeria. Blackburn Cathedral reverses wafer policy. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Franciscan Servants of God's Grace: 'We are an ecumenical community within The Holy Ecumenical Anglican Catholic Church and The Rt. Rev. David Guthmiller, Ordinary of the Diocese of St. John the Evangelist, is our bishop protector.'

Official Church Publications
The Coastal Episcopalian. Weblog-style news outlet from the Diocese of Eastern North Carolina.

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USA
Parishes
Pennsylvania: St Marys, St Agnes (Northwestern Pennsylvania)

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Worth Noting
The Church of England and Islam: Richard Sudworth is writing a series of articles for Fulcrum on the history of contacts and controversy between Anglicans and Muslims. Parts One, Two, and Three are available online; the fourth is yet to come.

A better future for the Anglican Communion?: Savi Hensman writes for Ekklesia. 'This research paper describes the background, examines the evidence on which the Archbishop's main points are based, discusses their implications, and corrects some mistaken assumptions about history and practice. Inter alia it tackles a number of key theological issues. It suggests that a two-level Communion would be practically and spiritually harmful and suggests a different approach, less focused on institutional structures, that could be more effective in addressing divisions and ultimately enabling Anglicans to move towards a deeper unity.'

USPG Action on HIV: 'The impact is of the HIV epidemic is enormous – but there is hope. Anglican Churches throughout the world are praying for change and supporting people through a huge range of programmes. What’s distinctive about the Anglican contribution is that, in many rural communities, the Anglican Church is the only source of healthcare.' Read more about it here.



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