Week
of 5 June 2011
Africa
Dioceses
Tanzania: Diocese of Tarime — http://tarime.anglican.org
Australia
Parishes
Queensland: Tewantin and Sunshine Beach, Parish of Noosa (Brisbane)
Schools and Education
John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School, Mirrabooka, Western Australia
Book of Common Prayer
La Liturgie ou Formulaire des Prières Publiques à l’usage du Collège Royal et des Ecoles Nationales d’Hayti / The Liturgy or Form of Common Prayer for the Use of the Royal College and National Schools of Hayti (c. 1815). This first translation into French of Anglican liturgical material for use in what is now Haiti was published through the encouragement of King Henry I of Haiti. This online edition was prepared by Richard Mammana and Chad Wohlers.
Canada
Parishes
Alberta: Calgary, St Mark and St Philip (Calgary)
Alberta: Nanton, Christ Church (Calgary)
Alberta: Red Deer, St Luke (Calgary)
Manitoba: Winnipeg, All Saints (Rupert's Land)
Church Times Book
Reviews
Graham James reviews Reimagining Ministry, by David Heywood.
Mike Starkey reviews Gods Behaving Badly: Media, Religion and Celebrity Culture, by Pete Ward.
Jeremy Crossley reviews The Gender Agenda: Discovering God's Plan for Church Leadership, by Lis Goddard and Clare Hendry.
England
Parishes
Sheffield (Malin Bridge), St Polycarp (Sheffield)
Essays
The Ministers
of the Church Are . . . In Bishop Pierre Whalon's newest
essay, he argues that an upside-down pyramid is just the kind of
church organisation Jesus would want.
Europe
Parishes
Greece: The Anglican Church in Greece (Diocese in Europe)
Events
Canada: Northwest Territories, Inuvik, 28 June-1 July 2011: TRC Northern National Event
'Former residential school students and others are invited to attend the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Five of the 14 Northwest Territories residential schools acknowledged in the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement were run by the Anglican Church of Canada and the others were run by Catholic entities. Anglican residential schools were largely for Inuit children and Catholic schools were for Dene children. The event offers both churches an opportunity to visibly demonstrate their commitment to healing and reconciliation.'
Canada: Ontario, North Bay, 26-28 August 2011: Cranmer Conference
'a gathering of young adults (ages 19-29) who are interested in learning about traditional Anglican heritage and spirituality, particularly as it relates to the Book of Common Prayer, originally compiled in the 16th Century by Thomas Cranmer. The Conference aims to provide speakers who will engage and challenge the delegates while maintaining a spirit of fellowship, fun and really good food. This year, the focus is on "The Bible and the Prayer Book."
Letters
to Anglicans Online
Have
a read. Write a letter of your own to us for possible
publication.
New
Zealand
Resources
Te Whare Wananga o Te Pihopatanga o Aotearoa: 'Tertiary institute of the bishopric of Aotearoa New Zealand'.
News
Centre
USPG mourns death of 'soldier for justice'. Nebraska bishop election. Durham bishop appointment. The latest in Zimbabwean thuggery. Oxfam anti-hunger campaign launched. No more Priest of Wales? All this, and more, in the News Centre.
Not
in the Communion
The Servants of the Resurrection: 'An Anglican community in service persons who are in hospital, hospice, homebound or nursing home.'
Support
Anglicans Online
Donate: Give any amount you
like via a secure online server.
Shop: From AO T-shirts
to mugs, you can find it in our shop. Your purchase
supports Anglicans Online.
USA
Parishes
Indiana: Cannelton, St Luke (Indianapolis)
Indiana: Greencastle, St Andrew (Indianapolis)
Maryland: Chaptico, Christ Church (District of Columbia)
New Mexico: Gallup, Church of the Holy Spirit (Rio Grande)
Resources
Bosque Center. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Retreat and conference centre of the Diocese of Rio Grande.
World
Dioceses
South Korea: Diocese of Daejeon - http://daejeon.anglican.org
Schools and Education
Haiti: Les Cayes, Bishop Tharp Institute. 'a two-year institution of postsecondary education, modeled after a US community college'.
Worth
Noting
Courting the Holy Spirit by practicing retail politics: Jim Naughton writes for Daily Episcopalian.
Families and Accountability. 'In most cases in Africa, all members of the family have the obligation and the desire to belong. Not many, even the rich and the powerful, can cope easily with consequences of behaviors and actions that might lead to social exclusions, whether forced or self-imposed. It is for this reason that the overwhelming majority of Anglicans and Episcopalians in some parts of the Anglican Communion, for example in Africa, find no fault with the notion of relational consequences, and see it as seeking to enhance accountability and mutual respect.' The Right Reverend R. Mwita Kiri of the Diocese of Tarime in Tanzania writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee). |
