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Week of 13 March 2011

Australia
Parishes
Queensland: Heatley, Church of the Ascension (North Queensland)

Book of Common Prayer
Humotepain-Ari te Giu (1953). Prayers and Offices from the BCP are now available online in Orokaiva, a major language of eastern Papua New Guinea.

Canada
Parishes
New Brunswick: Lancaster, Church of the Good Shepherd (Fredericton)

Church History
Journals of the Annual Conventions of the Diocese of New Jersey Online. 'A vast number of Diocese of New Jersey convention journals are now available online (1785 through 1920, with two exceptions) and are fully searchable.'

Book Reviews
Terry Brown reviews from Logos to Christos: Essays on Christology in Honour of Joanne McWilliam, edited by Ellen M. Leonard and Kate Merriman, for Anglicans Online.

Nicholas Orme reviews The Temple Church in London: History, Architecture, Art, edited by Robin Griffith-Jones and David Park. (Church Times)

Anthony Phillips reviews The Cambridge Dictionary of Christianity, edited by Daniel Patte. (Church Times)

David Atkinson reviews The Flaw in the Universe: Natural Disaster and Human Sin, by Adrian Hough. (Church Times)

England
Parishes
Biddenham, St James (St Albans)
Milton Ernest, All Saints (St Albans)
Pavenham, St Peter (St Albans)
Renhold, All Saints (St Albans)
Thorpe Hesley, Holy Trinity Church (Sheffield)

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
New bishop in Kerala. Anglican island becomes wildlife preserve. ABC writes to primates. Robbers rob Nigerian bishop. Anglican bishop fights deportation from Israel. African bishop urges focus on gender equality. Ghanaian bishop urges Anglican unity. Queensland attendance surge only temporary. Canada considers communion for unbaptized. Ripon and Leeds votes 'yes' on merger. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Religious Orders
Brothers of St John the Evangelist. Benedictine, based in Washington State, USA.

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USA
Parishes
North Carolina: Shelby, Church of the Redeemer (Western North Carolina)
Texas: Cameron, All Saints (Texas)
Texas: Long View, St Michael and All Angels (Texas)
Texas: Silsbee, St John (Texas)
Texas: Spring, Holy Comforter (Texas)

Vacancies Centre
List a parish or diocesan opening for one month at AO — at no charge. What a bargain! The more you use our free service, the more useful it will become for all. For more information on this and other listings, see our Vacancies Centre. Also scan vacancy pages on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

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

New Zealand: St Paul's Cathedral (Wellington) Director of Music

World
Parishes
Trinidad and Tobago: Curipe, Holy Saviour Parish (Trinidad and Tobago)

Worth Noting
Hymns Ancient and Modern rejected: Jeremy Nicholas writes for Gramophone 'on the great – but endangered – hymn tradition'.

The Place of the Church: Stanley Hauerwas writes for ABC Religion and Ethics on locality and catholicity. 'Williams observes that the New Testament testifies to the creation of a pathway between earth and heaven that nothing can ever again close. A place has been cleared in which God and human reality can belong together without rivalry or fear. That place is Jesus.'

Week of 6 March 2011

Canada
Resources
The Fellowship of the Maple Leaf: 'exists to promote links between the [Anglican] Church in Canada and the United Kingdom by furthering mutual learning in our engagement with each others' cultures.'

England
Parishes
Ampthill, St Andrew (St Albans)
Bewdley Parish [St Andrew, St Anne, St Leonard] (Worcester)
Bottesford, St Mary the Virgin (Leicester)
Elstow, Abbey Church of St Mary and St Helena (St Albans)
Swithland, St Leonard (Leicester)
Thurleigh, St Peter (St Albans)

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Christchurch cathedral rubble has no dead. New bishop for Colombo. Jerusalem bishop sues Israel. Statement from bishops meeting in Tanzania. Church and state in the UK. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Scotland
Parishes
Hillington, Church of the Good Shepherd (Glasgow and Galloway)

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USA
Parishes
Ohio: Akron, St Andrew (Ohio)
Ohio: Lyndhurst, Church of the Good Shepherd (Ohio)
Maryland: Denton, Christ Church (Easton)

Vacancies Centre
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Ireland: Carrigrohane Union (Cork) Mission Post, Blarney

Worth Noting
The beauty of the domes that Wren built: Harry Mount writes for the Telegraph. 'Wren's supreme role in British architecture had come to an end after half a century. But, in St Paul's, he had achieved the stated intention of his work: "Architecture aims at eternity," as he once said.'