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Week of 23 December 2012

England
Parishes
Crofton Parish (Portsmouth)
St Albans, St Michael [with St Mary, Childwick Green] (St Albans)

Resources
With-intent. 'about - and for - Church of England (Anglican) priests who live or work within the tarmac'd confines of the M25*, and who view their paid work in the so-called secular world as the ministry they are called to'.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
ABC speaks on weapons trade. UK cathedrals 'lapped up'. Priest declines promotion to bishop. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Apostolic Communion of Anglican Churches: 'an international faith communion of like-minded believers in Christ Jesus, sharing the rich history and heritage of the Church and exercising the freedom of multi-cultural and spiritual expression'.

Scotland
Parishes
Clarkston, St Aidan (Glasgow and Galloway)

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USA
Parishes
South Carolina: Port Royal, St Mark (South Carolina)

Resources
The Episcopal Church Network for Science, Technology and Faith: 'The Committee's primary purpose is to identify, explore and recommend policies to church's governing bodies regarding emerging issues in science and technology and their implications for Christian faith, life, and practice.'

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. Seeking a position? Check our Vacancies Centre as well as scan vacancy pages on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

World
Resources
Bahamas: Anglican DYD (Diocesan Youth Department) (The Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands)

Worth Noting
Can Nicky Gumbel and Holy Trinity Brompton save the Church of England? Damian Thompson writes for The Spectator (London).

I don’t believe in God, but I believe in the Church of England: Jake Wallis Simons writes for The Telegraph (London).

Souls Matter: AO Editor Richard Mammana interviews Robert Hendrickson for The Living Church (Milwaukee).

Week of 16 December 2012

Africa
Schools and Education
Liberia: Monrovia, B. W. Harris Episcopal High School. Founded in 1960. See also the B. W. Harris Episcopal High School Alumni Association, USA Inc.

Australia
Parishes
Victoria: Inglewood Parish (Bendigo)

Canada
Parishes
Saskatchewan: Yorkton, Holy Trinity Church (Qu'Appelle)

England
Parishes
Three Legged Cross, All Saints (Salisbury)
Verwood, St Michael and All Angels (Salisbury)

Resources
Parish Buying. Church-vetted parish buying arrangements for energy, photocopying, office products, IT, fire safety, and church supplies.

Events
England: Cambridge, 24 December 2012: A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols
'The Festival was introduced in 1918 to bring a more imaginative approach to worship. It was first broadcast in 1928 and is now broadcast to millions of people around the world. The service includes carols and readings from the Bible. The opening carol is always 'Once in Royal David's City', and there is always a new, specially commissioned carol.'

Letters to Anglicans Online
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New Zealand
Parishes
Russell, Christ Church (Auckland)

News Centre
New Primate enthorned in Ireland. Church cleansing ceremony at Zimbabwe cathedral. Pasadena church attacked for hosting Muslim group. UK Parliament debates women bishops in C of E. Kunonga draws ire of Deputy Minister of Justice. It's a good thing Kunonga didn't know this was possible. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Christ Academy: Collingdale, Pennsylvania. Affiliated with the Reformed Episcopal Church.

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USA
Parishes
Vermont: Bennington, St Peter (Vermont)

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Wales
Resources
Parish Buying. Church-vetted parish buying arrangements for energy, photocopying, office products, IT, fire safety, and church supplies.

World
Parishes
India: Bikaner, St Mark (Rajasthan)

Worth Noting
Religion in England and Wales 2011: 'The Office of National Statistics (ONS) has published data from the 2011 census which includes results for England and Wales.' Thinking Anglicans has compiled links and comment.

Restoring Haitian Beauty: Gary Yerkey writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee). The massive 7.0-magnitude earthquake that shook Haiti on the afternoon of January 12, 2010, destroyed countless buildings, including Holy Trinity Cathedral in downtown Port-au-Prince, leaving a huge hole in the spiritual and cultural life of the largest diocese of the [US] Episcopal Church.' An architect has been appointed to design a new structure replacing it.