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Week of 24 June 2012

Australia
Schools and Education
New England Girls' School: Armidale, New South Wales. Affiliated with the Diocese of Armidale.

Canada
Parishes
Saskatchewan: Maple Creek, St Mary (Qu'Appelle)

Church Times Book Reviews
Steve Tomkins reviews Wilberforce: Family and Friends, by Anne Stott.

Martyn Percy reviews A Theology of Higher Education, by Mike Higton.

John Binns reviews Maximus the Confessor's Life of the Virgin, translated and edited by Stephen J. Shoemaker.

Events
England: Hoddesdon, 20-23 August 2012: Repentance, Confession & Spiritual Direction
The annual conference of the Fellowship of St Alban and St Sergius will be held at High Leigh Conference Centre.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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New Zealand
Parishes
Auckland, Church of the Holy Sepulchre (Auckland) [Maori mission]

News Centre
New archbishop for Uganda. New bishop for Calgary. Border visa issues in UK. Attacking stigma of HIV in Zimbabwe. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Scotland
Parishes
Kilmaveonaig, St Adamnan (St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane)
Pitlochry, Holy Trinity Church (St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane)

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USA
Parishes
New Jersey: Norwood, Church of the Holy Communion (Newark)

Vacancies Centre
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Worth Noting
2011 Episcopal Church USA statistics: Summary: things are getting bad less quickly.

Abandon all hope?: The Right Revd Kirk Smith of the Diocese of Arizona examines aspects of the US Episcopal Church's life in light of Peter Drucker's abandonment theory.

Silence is a lovely idea: Mark Vernon writes in The Guardian (London) on the suspicion of silence, outside at least of Quakerdom.

A Pioneer for Anglican Unity: Peter M. Doll writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee) on Henry Caswall. 'Here surely is an important reminder for Christians today, that the faith is inculturated in different settings in individual ways and that unity in faith does not depend on uniformity in practice.'

Suffering Well: the predictable surpise of Christian suffering A review of Paul Grimmond's book in Tasmanian Anglican by Paul Cavanaugh.

Week of 17 June 2012

Africa
Parishes
Nigeria: Maitama, St Matthew (Abuja)

Canada
Parishes
Ontario: Adolphustown, St Alban the Martyr United Empire Loyalist Church (Ontario)

Book Reviews
Dr Terry Brown reviews Arrival City: How the Largest Migration in History is Reshaping Our World, by Doug Saunders, for Anglicans Online.

England
Miscellaneous resources
Whaley Hall Ecumenical Conference and Retreat House, Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire

Events
Canada: Ontario, Peterborough, 19-24 August 2012: Shalom Justice Camp
'Justice Camps operate on the assumption that "the wisdom is in the room", that is, that participants bring their own wisdom and knowledge on a given issue in their local context augmented by sharing, networking, coordinating, and community development training.' Sponsored by the Diocese of Toronto.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Fifteenth Dean of Melbourne announced. Church vs State in UK. Holy See representative to retire. Underground Railroad tunnels in Maryland church. Zimbabwe tactics. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
St Benedict's Mission: 'an Ecumenical Benedictine Community within the Anglican tradition'.

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USA
Parishes
Pennsylvania: Grove City, Church of the Epiphany (Northwestern Pennsylvania)

Vacancies Centre
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World
Parishes
Argentina: Quilmes, Iglesia de Todos los Santos (Argentina)

Worth Noting
Bustling on Monument Circle: 'Dwarfed by surrounding skyscrapers in downtown Indianapolis, Christ Church Cathedral remains the oldest building on Monument Circle, contributing to the church's inherent sense of tradition and history.' Lauren Anderson writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee) about the site of some parts of the US Episcopal Church's upcoming General Convention.

Home is where one starts out: Marina Connelly writes for Harvard Gazette on her membership in the University Choir, Harvard.

Church of England General Synod: Thinking Anglicans has pulled together a helpful list of online copies of papers for the upcoming meeting of General Synod.

A church fit only for bigots and hypocrites Nick Cohen opines in the Observer that the Church of England's stand on homosexuality and women priests is isolating it from the rest of the country. "I realised that beards and soft words do not a liberal make when the Archbishop of Canterbury toured the Sudan in 2006".