Week
of 28 April 2013
Australia
Resources
St Bartholomew's House. East Perth, Western Australia. 'provides community-based support, accommodation and assistance to homeless people, and establishes collaborative partnerships with individuals and other organisations to eliminate or reduce homelessness'. Affiliated with the Diocese of Perth.
Book of Common Prayer
The Cranmer Project: 'One Evangelical's Attempt to Use the Book of Common Prayer'.
Canada
Parishes
Québec: Gatineau (Aylmer), Christ Church (Ottawa)
Québec: Gatineau (Aylmer), St Bernard de Clairvaux (Ottawa)
Book
Reviews
The Revd Jesse Zink reviews two books for The Living Church (Milwaukee): Gathering at God's Table and The Heartbeat of God, both by the Most Revd Katharine Jefferts Schori.
England
Parishes
Galley Common, St Peter (Coventry)
Wolston, St Margaret (Coventry)
Ireland
Resources
Historic Churches Advisory Committee
Japan
Parishes
Kure, Shin'ai Church (Kobe)
Letters
to Anglicans Online
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New
Zealand
Parishes
Kaitaia North, SaviourLife Church (Auckland)
News
Centre
Muffled bells in Dublin.
Retiring ambassador to Vatican blasts 'raid'.
Lambeth book theft revealed and recovered.
Chichester admits abuse cover-up. All this, and more, in the News Centre.
Not
in the Communion
Resources
Compass and Star: A publication of the Progressive Episcopal Church.
Professional Exchanges
Florida --> Anywhere outside USA, July or August 2013
Lovely home that sleeps 6 with pool in Venice, Florida on Florida's "cultural coast." Bicycles included; ride them to yoga on the beach. Or walk to beach and charming downtown with excellent community theatre. Museums in Sarasota 1/2 hour away or St Petersburg 1 hr away. Large outlet center 35 minutes away. No exchange work required. July or August 2013. No smoking please. Email for more details. 2 adults willing to consider exchange anywhere outside USA. Contact the Rev. Lisa B. Hamilton, lisabhamilton@me.com to inquire.
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USA
Parishes
California: Crescent City, St Paul (Northern California)
Resources
Liberian Episcopal Community in the United States.
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Canada: Cathedral Church of St Michael and All Angels (Kootenay) Children's, Youth, Young Adult and Family Ministries Coordinator
World
Schools and Education
India: Kerala United Theological Seminary, Thiruvananthapuram. 'run by the Church of South India with an ecumenical outlook'
Worth
Noting
Love, Liberty and Life after Canterbury: 'Dr Rowan Williams has stepped down from his role as Archbishop of Canterbury - but don't go thinking this means that he has slowed down. As well as being the Master of Magdalene College Cambridge, Dr Williams is a member of the House of Lords and continues to work with churches and other faith groups all around the world.' From Premier Radio.
Profile of Anglicans and Other News: British Religion in Numbers has a new set of numbers about British religion. Jonathan Clatworthy writes about it here.
'Called or collared?' sacrifices of the Anglican priesthood: Lancaster University Management School has announced the publication of a study of the personal cost of being a priest, 'Managing clergy lives: obedience, sacrifice, intimacy.' One of the authors is Nigel Peyton, who is now bishop of Brechin, and the book stems in part from the research which earned him a doctorate at Lancaster. The authors referred to the 'panopticon of ordination', suggesting that the clergy's self-regulation to meet the expectations of their parishioners is not unlike the experience of prisoners, who are always liable to be watched by their warder.
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