Week
of 3 March 2013
Lenten
Resources
Africa
Parishes
Mauritius: Plaine-Verte, St
Paul (Mauritius)
Resources
Tanzania: Friends
of Tanga 'initiated by the parishes of All Saints, Brookline[,
Massachusetts], Grace [Church], North Attleborough [Massachusetts],
and Trinity [Church,] Melrose[, Massachusetts] in 2008'.
Tanzania: Tanga
Ohio Connection. 'The Episcopal Dioceses of Ohio
and Tanga have had a historical relationship since
the early 1970s. Parishioners from both dioceses
visited one another and began a bond that would last
several decades.'
Australia
Parishes
Tasmania: New Town, St
John (Tasmania)
Resources
Anglican
Camping Tasmania
Book
of Common Prayer
Minamato
ne Zwiyimbo (1937). Chad Wohlers has digitised this translation
into Shona of
portions of the Book of Common Prayer.
Book
Reviews
Christopher
Howse reviews Remembered Lives, about personal
memorials inside churches, by David Meara and Lida Lopes
Cardozo Kindersle. From The Telegraph (UK).
Canada
Parishes
Saskatchewan: Midlakes
Parish (Qu'Appelle)
Resources
Edmonton Buyé.
about the relationship between the Diocese of Edmonton [Canada]
and the Diocese of Buyé [Burundi].
Church
History
Letters
of Charlotte Mary Yonge. 'Charlotte Yonge [1823-1901]
is one of the most influential and important of Victorian
women writers; but study of her work has been handicapped
by a tendency to patronise both her and her writing, by the
vast number of her publications and by a shortage of information
about her professional career. Scholars have had to depend
mainly on the work of her first biographer, a loyal disciple,
a situation which has long been felt to be unsatisfactory.
We hope that this edition of her correspondence will provide
for the first time a substantial foundation of facts for
the study of her fiction, her historical and educational
writing and her journalism, and help to illuminate her biography
and also her significance in the cultural and religious history
of the Victorian age.'
England
Parishes
Avon River Team (Salisbury)
Canford Magna Churches (Salisbury)
Letters
to Anglicans Online
Have
a read. Write a letter of your own to us for possible publication.
New
Zealand
Parishes
Balclutha, St
Mark (Dunedin)
Hampden, St
Stephen (Dunedin)
Milton (Otago), St
Mark (Dunedin)
News
Centre
Bishop of Hereford to retire. New archbishop for Tanzania.
Voting results in West Yorkshire. New bishop for Blackburn.
ABC confesses to nodding off in church. Another legal victory
in Zimbabwe. All this, and more, in the News Centre.
Not
in the Communion
Resources
Footstool Publications: 'We are evangelical, Anglican,
and heirs to the Reformation, holding to the Thirty-nine
Articles of Religion, which support a high view of the Scriptures
of the Old and New Testaments. We also hold to the three
creeds of ancient Christendom: Apostles', Nicene, and Athanasian.'
South
Africa
Parishes
Cape Town (Table View), St
Chad (Cape Town)
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USA
Parishes
Maine: Winthrop, St
Andrew (Maine)
Wyoming: Sundance, Church
of the Good Shepherd (Wyoming)
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.
Worth
Noting
Choir
of New College, Oxford (UK). 'New College Choir is the
first in Oxford to launch regular [audio] webcasts of choral
services. Each week one service is selected for webcasting,
and is prepared for webcast just a few days later. You will
find regular services of choral evensong, as well as major
festivals and the Choir's carol services. At the beginning
of each term the list is replaced with the first new service
and will build up as the term progresses. Some recordings
are selected for the Webcast
Archive.
Faith
in Conflict conference: Thinking Anglicans have
a summary of the addresses at a Coventry Cathedral
conference on 'Finding Better Ways to Handle Conflict
in the Church'.
My
Sermon Storyboard. Patrick Twomey writes for The
Living Church (Milwaukee): 'Every preacher has
to find a way into the heart of something deep, into
the bosom of the Father. Being a preacher is more
about having something to say than the employment
of any particular oratorical skill. It also helps,
I think, to push the ego aside, to give the encounter
of preaching one’s full attention, and then let it
go. Start over. Another Sunday is coming — and another
opportunity to contemplate and convey the Living
God.' |
