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Week of 23 January 2011

Africa
Dioceses
Zimbabwe: Diocese of Harare - http://harare.anglican.org

Australia
Parishes
New South Wales: The Camden Haven, Christ the Redeemer (Newcastle)

Canada
Resources
Canang Discussion list: 'a forum in which is discussed the life and ministry of the Anglican Church of Canada. The list offers a lovely window on the world of the church. It is a forum for the discussion of theology, history, liturgy, spirituality, social justice and other topics from the point of view of Canadian Anglicanism. It is intended to foster communication among Canadian Anglicans and others, and will provide an opportunity for networking, sharing of information and ideas and research collaboration. All are welcome, whether they are Canadians or not, Anglicans or not.'

Church Times Book Reviews
Angela Tilby reviews Presiding Like a Woman, edited by Nicola Slee and Stephen Burns.

Robert Nowell reviews Benedict XVI: A Guide for the Perplexed, by Tracey Rowland.

Robin Ward reviews Everything is Sacred: Spiritual Exegesis in the Political Theology of Henri de Lubac, by Bryan C. Hollon.

England
Parishes
Birmingham (Summerfield), Christ Church (Birmingham)
Cottingham, St Mary (York)
Smethwick, Holy Trinity (Birmingham)
Upper Clatford, All Saints (Winchester)

Events
England: Salisbury, 15 January-27 February 2011: Sound and Light Installation - Water Towers
Two of Salisbury Cathedral's cloisters are the site of Bruce Munro's installation of towers made of stacked recyclable water bottles illuminated with fibre optic lamps which change colour in response to music. Architect News discusses the planning of the exhibit.

Ireland
Resources
Church News Ireland. 'CNI's mission: to collate news about the church and to provide a source of practical and spiritual help to parishes, their clergy and people; to enable the sharing of the Good News of Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour.'

Letters to Anglicans Online
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Mailing lists and discussion boards
Lay Anglicana: 'The place to share news and views from the pews. The intention is for these discussions to centre on worship: to be ecclesiastical rather than theological. There are plenty of good websites devoted to the nature of God, and plenty more (usually clergy-centred) which exist to promote a particular point of view, but none that we know of, primarily for and by the laity, on the who and why and which and what of all strains of Anglican worship.'

News Centre
Primates meeting to start this week. Did Handel play his Messiah in Malta? C of E Synod to debate Mary, divorced bishops. An Anglican/RC covenant in Canada. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
Louisiana: Sulphur, Holy Trinity Church (Western Louisiana)

Michigan: Detroit, St Christopher and St Paul (Michigan)

World
Parishes
Antigua: Parish of St Paul with St Barnabas (North East Caribbean and Aruba)

Guatemala: Xela, St Mark (Guatemala)

Worth Noting
Another Covenant: The Diocese of Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan entered today into a Covenant with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Regina.

The Portal Magazine: 'the free monthly on-line magazine; for those in the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham; those Anglicans who are interested in the Ordinariate; and all Catholic friends of the Ordinariate'. It would be unfair to call the Roman Catholic Ordinariate for Anglicans 'three former bishops and an online magazine'.


Week of 16 January 2011

Africa
Resources
Bishop Henry Luke Orombi Foundation: 'Empowering and strengthening community and government initiatives through Christian Education and publications, using appropriate techniques and Biblical interventions, for the benefit of the youth, children, women and the elderly.'

Australia
Parishes
Western Australia: West Nedlands, St Andrew (Perth)

Book of Common Prayer
The Supplement to the Book of Common Prayer (1960). Chad Wohlers has digitized this book published for use in the Church of India, Pakistan, Burma, and Ceylon.

Hai-Foiae Sevo Lavu Kaleve Ena (1973). AO Editor Richard Mammana has digitized this translation of A Liturgy for Melanesia into Lavukaleve, spoken in the Russell Islands.

Canada
Parishes
Nova Scotia: Bedford, All Saints (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)

Church Times Book Reviews
Richard Harries reviews Unblind Faith: A New Approach for the Twenty-first Century, by Michael J. Langford.

England
Parishes
Crouch Valley Parishes (Chelmsford)
Edgbaston, St Augustine (Birmingham)
Erdington, St Barnabas (Birmingham)
Shard End, All Saints (Birmingham)

Sutton Coldfield, St Columba (Birmingham)

Events
England: London, 17-25 April 2011: Recital of the Bible
Between Palm Sunday and Easter Monday this year, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre will host a reading of the entire Authorised Version in commemoration of its 400th anniversary.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Sydney church tells women's march to find new location. Former English bishops ordained as RC priests. Continuing controversy over new C of E website. Archbishop launches appeal for flooded Queensland. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Scotland
Parishes
Dunoon, Holy Trinity Church (Argyll and the Isles)

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USA
Parishes
Maryland: Bladensburg, St Luke (Washington)
Pennsylvania: Foxburg, Memorial Church of Our Father (Northwestern Pennsylvania)

Vacancies Centre
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For more information on this and other listings, see our Vacancies Centre. Also scan vacancy pages on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

Belgium: Waterloo, All Saints (Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe) Rector

Worth Noting
God's Mission is the Eucharist: Ralph McMichael writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee). He is director of the Center for the Eucharist in St Louis, Missouri, USA.

Kenneth Stevenson RIP: The former Bishop of Portsmouth, an important liturgical scholar and historian, died on 12 January 2011. A selections of his writings and sermons is available at www.kennethstevenson.org.uk.

Tudor Griffiths at St Asaph Cathedral: 'Today is Anglican Communion Sunday, which as the opening line of a sermon designed to attract and hold your attention, may not score very highly.' This sermon by the rector of Hawarden Parish in the Church in Wales was preached on 9 January 2011.

Christianity and Atheism: The Diocese of Melbourne has published 'an online resource' to be used as part of the ongoing dialog between Christians and atheists. They have made available a PDF file to generate a full-colour trifold brochure suitable for handing out on street corners.


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