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Week of 27 March 2011

Australia
Parishes
Western Australia: Armadale, St Matthew (Perth)
Western Australia: Bicton, St Christopher (Perth)
Western Australia: Bull Creek-Leeming, All Saints (Perth)
Western Australia: Canning, St Michael and All Angels (Perth)
Western Australia: Claremont, Christ Church (Perth)
Western Australia: Dalkeith, St Lawrence (Perth)
Western Australia: Roleystone, St Christopher (Perth)

Book of Common Prayer
Minamato Yamangwanani na Mahuro (1898). Morning and Evening Prayer in Shona are now available online.

Kitap Kwakwaset. Portions of the Book of Common Prayer in Bari are now available online.

Buk Ngr Nzangiongr (2000). The Book of Worship in Natqgu, used in the Diocese of Temotu in the Solomon Islands, is now available online. (In this language, c, q, r, x, and z are vowels.)

Palona Haalu Ana Nau Maai Sa'a (1979). A Liturgy for Melanesia is now available online in Sa’a, an Austronesian language spoken in the Diocese of Malaita.

Church History
The Keys of Heaven: Charles Marson. Charles Latimer Marson (1859-1914) was a pioneering Anglican social reformer. In 2010, David Sutcliffe published the first major biography of Marson, drawing on a wealth of newly-discovered manuscript material.

England
Parishes
Addington, St Mary (Southwark)
Chipstead, St Margaret (Southwark)
Coulsdon, St Andrew (Southwark)
Kempston, All Saints (St Albans)
Malden, St James (Southwark)
Norbiton, St Peter (Southwark)
Wandsworth, St Anne (Southwark)

Events
Canada: Nova Scotia, Halifax, 26-29 June 2011: The Atlantic Theological Conference
'Founded in 1981, the Atlantic Theological Conference brings together people from all walks of life to hear papers and participate in discussions on issues of enduring theological importance. This year's Conference will explore the subject "Recognizing the ancient sacred in the modern secular". Conference sessions will take place at King's College on Coburg Road. Worship services will be at King's College Chapel, and at St. George's (Round) Church.'

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Standing committee meets. Zimbabwe's Anglicans worshipping in pubs. Church windows find home in art museum. Liverpool cathedral holds club dance night. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
Michigan: Mt Pleasant, St John (Western Michigan)
Texas: Houston, St Barnabas (Texas)
Wisconsin: Antigo, St Ambrose (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Fish Creek, Church of the Atonement (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Oshkosh, Trinity Church (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Shawano, St John (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Sheboygan Falls, St Peter (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Sister Bay, St Luke (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Suamico, St Paul (Fond du Lac)
Wisconsin: Waupaca, St Mark (Fond du Lac)

World
Parishes
India: Visakhapatnam, St John and St Paul (Krishna Godavari)

Worth Noting
Domus Birretarum: 'an endeavour of love and for entertainment rather than a deeply serious endeavour. We are merely enthusiasts and creators of clerical headgear, usually the more outlandish and unusual the better. We also aim to provide our efforts gratis for those who genuinely cannot afford them, at home or abroad. For those who can afford to pay, we can produce bespoke birettas for the price of materials and a suggested (but optional) amount to keep us going.'

Irish voices on the Covenant: 'The SEARCH Colloquium on "The Proposed Anglican Covenant - a step forward of a step too far?" took place in TCD on Saturday March 12th and has been judged a great success. Over 50 people attended the Thomas Davis Theatre to hear speakers from England, Wales and Ireland (both North and South) consider the decision on our response to the Covenant to be made at the General Synod in Armagh in May.'

'On the second Sunday of Lent, our magnificent English oak collapsed': In Country Life, Carla Carlisle reflects on permanence, anxiety, and whistling in the dark.

A rose by any other name: The Revd Canon Gordon Baker writes a guest reflection in the Anglican Journal: Is it time for a name change from the Anglican Church of Canada to the Episcopal Church of Canada?

Week of 20 March 2011

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

Book of Common Prayer
Addu’a ta Safiya (1908). This early translation of Morning Prayer into Hausa is now available online.

Incwadi Yokukuleka Jenga-so Isimiso Sebanhla Las'England (1856). John William Colenso's translation of parts of the BCP into Zulu is now available online.

Church Times Book Reviews
Peter Forster reviews Christ Alive and At Large: Unpublished Writings of C. F. D. Moule, edited by Robert Morgan and Patrick Moule.

Alexander Lucie-Smith reviews Saints and Sinners: Twelve Tales of Crime and the Clergy, by Malcolm G. Lorimer.

England
Parishes
Harlington, St Mary the Virgin (St Albans)
Maulden, St Mary (St Albans)
Shefford, St Michael and All Angels (St Albans)

Events
USA: Massachusetts, Cambridge, 2 April 2011: New England Anglican Studies Conference
'The topic for the conference is "The Open Body: Anglicans Dwelling In, With, and Outside Tradition." Highlights include a keynote address by the R.R. Niebuhr Professor of Divinity Mark Jordan, breakout sessions on Retrieving Mystical Theology, Re-imagining Self and Other, Revising Communion, and Re-embodying Church, a panel discussion on religion and politics with Bishop M. Thomas Shaw, President and Dean of the Episcopal Divinity School Katherine Ragsdale, and EDS Professor Susanna Snyder, and a closing eucharist presided over by Massachusetts Bishop M. Thomas Shaw.'

Letters to Anglicans Online
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Music Resources
In Quires and Places Where They Sing. 'Acknowledged to be the definitive Discography & Collection of recordings from choirs of Gentlemen & Boys singing in the English Cathedral tradition'.

News Centre
Global shadows. Bible issues in Malaysia. Diocesan Covenant voting begins in England. Gathering in USA to discuss same-sex blessings. New Bishops in Trinidad & Tobago, Lynn. Traveling bishop in a corner of the Communion. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Anglican Diocese of Texas: 'In the Constitution and Canons, we acknowledge the primacy of the See of Canterbury, even though technically we are not subject to them, due to their provincial organizational commitment to ECUSA'.

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USA
Parishes
Texas: Jefferson, Christ Church (Texas)
Texas: Matagorda, Christ Church (Texas)

World
Dioceses
Costa Rica: Diocese of Costa Rica http://costarica.anglican.org

Worth Noting
Knitted together — not just man and wife: 'The Archbishop of Canterbury is a woolly Anglican' in a book of knitting patterns to commemorate the Royal Wedding in Fiona Goble's Knit Your Own Royal Wedding which includes patterns for the royal family, the royal corgis and the Archbishop of Canterbury (a completed ABC is featured in the article).

Ancient and Modern: Christopher Howse writes in the Telegraph about Hymns Ancient and Modern, an unlikely bestseller that is now 150 years old. Last week the Church Times featured A&M one, two, three, four times.