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Week of 5 February 2012

Africa
Dioceses
Ghana: Diocese of Sekondi - http://sekondi.anglican.org

Nigeria: Diocese of Akoko Edo - http://akoko-edo.anglican.org
Nigeria: Diocese of Akure - http://akure.anglican.org
Nigeria: Diocese of Enugu North - http://enugunorth.anglican.org
Nigeria: Diocese of Warri - http://warri.anglican.org

Tanzania: Diocese of Zanzibar - http://zanzibar.anglican.org

Uganda: Diocese of Kampala - http://kampala.anglican.org

Australia
Parishes
Queensland: North Pine Anglican Parish (Brisbane)

Canada
Parishes
Nova Scotia: Parish of the Resurrection [St Bartholomew, Louisbourg; Christ the King, Sydney] (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)

Church Times Book Reviews
Anthony Harvey reviews Simply Jesus: Who He Was, What He Did, Why It Matters, by Tom Wright.

Edward Dowler considers a range of Lent Books for 2012, and David Wilbourne considers a selection of Lent courses.

England
Parishes
Bishopsworth, St Peter (Bristol)
Devizes, St John with St Mary (Salisbury)
Silton, St Nicholas (Salisbury)

Episcopal Elections
Ongoing
The Diocese of Virginia has announced the names of nominees in its bishop suffragan search process. Read more about the nominees and process here.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
C of E failing gay Christian couples? 11th CAPA Council opens in Burundi. ABC meets with Chief Rabbis. Last-ditch attempts to block Synod. New bishops in Southwark. Boxing for Lent. C of E clergy letter opposes ban on civil partnerships. Going out with a bang. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
Maryland: Crownsville, St Stephen (Maryland)
Minnesota: Alexandria, Emmanuel Church (Minnesota)
Minnesota: Duluth, St Andrew by the Lake (Minnesota)
Minnesota: Central Minnesota Churches (Minnesota)

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.

France: Auvergne, Christ Church (American Churches in Europe) Rector

Wales
Resources
Stained Glass in Wales. 'A searchable catalogue of Welsh Stained Glass windows from the 14th century to the present, with over 5000 photographs.'

Worth Noting
The Bible of King James: Adam Nicolson writes for National Geographic.

Thinking Aloud: 'Giles Fraser compares his new surroundings in the Guardian newsroom with his former workplace at St Paul's Cathedral.

'Anglican Mainstream and the enemies of Christianity: Andrew Brown in Comment is Free at the Guardian.

Week of 29 January 2012

Australia
Parishes
South Australia: Parish of Port Lincoln (Willochra)

Canada
Parishes
Saskatchewan: Regina, St Philip (Qu'Appelle)

England
Parishes
Ashby St Ledgers, Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St Leodegarius (Peterborough)
Great Doddington, St Nicholas (Peterborough)

Resources
CMS Pioneer Mission Leadership Training Course. 'a new, creative way of equipping and mobilising Christians for ground-breaking, transformational, sustainable mission'.

Japan
Parishes
Matsumoto, Holy Cross (Chubu)

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
ABY warns UK PM 'Don't do it!'. More turbulence in former-Episcopal churches. Singapore cathedral anniversary. Registering births. RIP: Gerre Hancock. English bishops argue about parliamentary procedures. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Igreja Episcopal Anglicana Livre: 'It was founded in 2000 and was linked to a continuant church in the U.S. (Anglican Province of Christ the Good Shepherd - present: Anglican Church of the Americas, based in Alabama). We are a church of charismatic and evangelical theology. We accept the 39 Articles of Religion. We do not ordain homosexuals or marry them. We translated into Portuguese and published the Breviary of the BCP, in 2007, and we maintain a traditional liturgical worship.'

Religious Orders
Sacred Mission Australia. 'Anglican Priest Father Herbert Kelly founded the Society of the Sacred Mission in England in the late 19th century. In Australia today the Society is informally known as Sacred Mission Australia. Based on Kelly's idea, its foundation is an atmosphere for theological reflection and the doing of God's will.'

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USA
Parishes
Connecticut: Higganum, St James (Connecticut)
Nebraska: Omaha, St Martin of Tours (Nebraska)

Worth Noting
Christmas ends next Thursday: It's true.

The Dancing Saints Icon Project: 'The Dancing Saints icon is a monumental, surprising and powerful statement of faith for the ages, created by iconographer Mark Dukes with the people of Saint Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. Twelve years in the making, it is a 3,000 square foot icon wrapping around the entire church rotunda, showing ninety larger-than life saints; four animals; stars, moons, suns and a twelve-foot dancing Christ.'

Treasures in earthen vessels: 'What treasure do the Episcopal Church's clay jars contain? And what are the Episcopal Church's clay jars?'