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Week of 24 July 2011

Africa
Dioceses
Nigeria: Diocese of Akoko - http://akoko.anglican.org
Nigeria: Diocese of Kabba - http://kabba.anglican.org
Nigeria: Diocese of Ohaji-Egbema - http://ohaji-egbema.anglican.org
Rwanda: Diocese of Shyira - http://shyira.anglican.org

Schools and Education
Anglican schools in Diocese of Katanga, Democratic Republic of Congo

Australia
Parishes
New South Wales: Lidcombe, St Stephen (Sydney)

Church Times Book Reviews
Peter Forster reviews the much-discussed book Love Wins: At the Heart of Life's Big Questions, by Rob Bell and several other titles.

Robin Gill reviews A Theological Diagnosis: A New Direction on Genetic Therapy, ‘Disability’ and the Ethics of Healing, by Matt Edmonds.

Alex Ryrie reviews Godly Reading: Print, Manuscript and Puritanism in England, 1580-1720, by Andrew Cambers.

England
Parishes
Addiscombe, St Mary Magdalene (Southwark)
Betchworth, St Michael (Southwark)
Eaton Socon, St Mary (St Albans)

Resources
St Albans Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship

Exchanges
USA-->England, 2012: Dates flexible
I am Rector of a small historic Episcopal church in the ante-bellum capital of Georgia, U.S.A. (just about geographic center of the state). I am looking for an exchange for up to three months in 2012 in an English parish with access to sites significant to Anglicanism and near a university or seminary that would have opportunity for continuing education. I have a three-bedroom house and two vehicles. Need housing for self and wife and vehicle. Contact thepriest@windstream.net

Japan
Resources
Riddell-Wright Memorial Society. Kumamoto. Bilingual website about the work of Hannah Riddell (1855-1932) and Ada Wright (1870-1950), pioneer Anglican missionaries who treated Hansen's Disease in Japan.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Church in Wales inquiry after bible page burning. Rapping priest in Nova Scotia. Iqaluit 'igloo cathedral' gets cross and steeple. ABC says Holy Land can't wait. NY bishop orders gay clergy to marry. Residency for religious workers in NZ. Jester to study to become a priest. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
Rhode Island: East Providence (Rumford), Church of the Epiphany (Rhode Island)

Worth Noting
Mary Michael Simpson, RIP: Mary M. Simpson (1925-2011) was the first nun to be ordained to the priesthood in the Episcopal Church USA, and the first ordained woman to preach in Westminster Abbey. The New York Times carries this obituary.

South Sudan, the promised land: Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne, writes for Fulcrum.

Week of 17 July 2011

Africa
Dioceses
Nigeria: Diocese of Abuja - http://abuja.anglican.org
Tanzania: Diocese of Ruvuma - http://ruvuma.anglican.org

Book of Common Prayer
Service Book in the Dialect of the Qlīyukuwhūtana Indians (1908) Portions of the Book of Common Prayer are now available online in Upper Koyukon, an endangered central Alaskan language. It was translated by missionary Jules Prevost (1863-1937), and transcribed by Richard Mammana for web publication by Charles Wohlers.

Book Reviews
John Saxbee reviews God and Being: An Enquiry, by George Pattison. (Church Times)

Canada
Resources
Bishop's Gospel Choir of British Columbia

Church History
Anglican National Historic Sites of Canada

England
Parishes
Burstow, St Bartholomew (Southwark)
Carshalton, Church of the Good Shepherd (Southwark)
Catford, St Andrew (Southwark)
West Buckrose Parish (York)
West Wickham, St Mary (Southwark)

Resources
Bath and Wells Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship
Carlisle Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship
Chester Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship
London Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship
Southwell and Nottingham Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship

Events
South Korea: Yangsan, 26-28 August 2011: St Benedict's Anglican English Retreat
'The aim of the retreat is to gather the scattered expat English-speaking Anglicans of the area for a not to be missed opportunity for worship, education, and fellowship. For further details, contact Daniel Woods, St Benedict's Anglican English Retreat Committee Chairman: danielwoodsnz@gmail.com.'

Japan
Parishes
Shingu, Shingu Church (Kyoto)

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
ABC dismisses spin doctor. New hymnal for the West Indies. State of pipe organs in Christchurch. New Bishops round-up. Church of England and Murdoch. Horn of Africa drought crisis. General Synod in Church of England. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
California: Los Osos, St Benedict (El Camino Real)
California: San Andreas, St Matthew (San Joaquin)
California: Turlock, St Francis (San Joaquin)

World
Dioceses
Ecuador: Diocese of Littoral - http://ecuadorlitoral.anglican.org

Worth Noting
Faith in the World: Christopher Middleton writes in The Telegraph on the Archbishop of Canterbury's essay competition for young writers.

Why Alberto Cutié matters: 'As an Episcopalian, I care because he is a member of my Church, because his personal journey led him to this spiritual home, because I hear aspects of my own story in that journey, and because he’s a skillful communicator of what has brought me and so many others into the Episcopal Church. And while I might never be the biggest fan of his talk show (though who knows?), I am a fan of his ability to meld the unlikely worlds of a daytime talk show and genuine faith.'