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Book Reviews Robin Greenwood reviews Theological Foundations for Collaborative Ministry, by Stephen Pickard. Is God Still an Englishman? by Cole Moreton. In The Guardian, Peter Stanford's reviews 'an absorbing and witty examination of Britain's spiritual health [that] finds a strong pulse in the body religious, despite the decline of traditional Christianity'. Canada England Events Letters to Anglicans Online New Zealand News Centre Support Anglicans Online USA Vacancies Centre Vestments Wales Worth Noting A Traditionalist who Shakes Tradition: In the American news magazine Newsweek, Lisa Miller writes about the Reverend Canon Mary Glasspool and her election to the episcopate : 'Nobody seems to care that the new Episcopal bishop of Los Angeles is a lesbian. Don't blame distraction by the Catholics'.
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Australia Book of Common Prayer Book Reviews Canada England Episcopal Elections The Diocese of Utah has also announced nominees for its next diocesan bishop. More information is available on this dedicated bishop-search website. Letters to Anglicans Online News Centre Support Anglicans Online USA Vacancies Centre World Worth Noting PHoD: Bonnie Anderson, President of the House of Deputies of the US Episcopal Church, has launched a valuable group of webpages on the Episcopal Church website. 'The pages include news of Anderson's travels around the church and the Anglican Communion, photos, information on the role of deputies, as well as her recent sermons and statements.' |
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