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Week of 17 November 2013

Africa
Schools and Education
Ghana: Anglican University College of Technology.

Australia
Resources
Project Rozana. 'This Australian-based initiative brings together people of different faiths and cultures with one clear objective – raising funds that will make a real difference to lives of hundreds of Palestinian children in the West Bank and Gaza Strip by providing treatment and doctor-training at one of the world's finest hospitals–Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.'

Canada
Parishes
British Columbia: Cadboro Bay, St George (British Columbia)

England
Resources
The Retreat Association. 'The organisation has its origins in the Anglican Association for Promoting Retreats, founded in 1917. This was joined by the Catholic National Retreat Council, founded in 1967 and the Methodist Retreat Group, founded in 1979. Today the Retreat Association is fully ecumenical and represents five denominational member groups.'

India
Resources
CSI Newsletter.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
First woman diocesan bishop in Australia. Church of England General Synod this week. Stedman doubles — 300 years strong. Typhoon Haiyan responses. RIP: Bishop Theuner. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Resources
Episcopal Community Federal Credit Union. 'we will tangibly and faithfully invest in and empower the families, small businesses, institutions and neighborhoods that make up our diocesan community. If you are a member of the Episcopal Church or a participant in any of the many programs and services of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Los Angeles or its affiliates, you are part of our community.'

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
Project Rozana. 'This Australian-based initiative brings together people of different faiths and cultures with one clear objective – raising funds that will make a real difference to lives of hundreds of Palestinian children in the West Bank and Gaza Strip by providing treatment and doctor-training at one of the world's finest hospitals–Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.'

Worth Noting
Church Rescue. 'Running a church takes more than faith, and even the holiest of institutions can fall victim to harsh realities. Enter the "Church Hoppers" — three business-savvy ministers who travel the country helping faith-based organizations reestablish themselves in the marketplace so they can continue spreading the good word to their followers. They use the wisdom of Scripture and a little Southern ingenuity to pull off inspiring interventions.’ From National Geographic TV.

In the beginning was communication: The Bishop of London writes for ACNS. 'In the beginning was communication; God chose to communicate with us through his Son Jesus. He is God's plan for the spiritual evolution of the human race.'

Is tweeting in church bad manners? Paul Vallely writes for The Church Times (London). 'The real objection is not about poor theology, but about bad manners, as it is when the iPhone is used at the family dining table.'

Week of 10 November 2013

Africa
Parishes
Nigeria: Rainbow, St Peter (Owo)

Resources
Uganda: Uganda Church Association. 'The chief object of the Association is to support the work of the Church of Uganda. Supplementary to this we have two further objects: a) Supporting other Christian churches and organisations in Uganda; b) Furthering the same purposes amongst Ugandans in the United Kingdom.'

Canada
Resources
Mothers' Union, Diocese of Fredericton

England
Resources
[The Proposed] Anglican Mutual Credit Union. 'As well as offering the benefits of credit union membership to clergy, ministers, trustees and those employed by our Churches, the project will continue to show the Churches walking the walk as well as talking the talk of ethical investment. It will support and strengthen the credit union movement and contribute to the rebuilding of the mutual sector as a viable, ethical alternative to mainstream banking for people irrespective of their financial status.'

Episcopal Elections
Ongoing
The Diocese of New Westminster has announced a slate of nominees for its episcopal election. An electoral synod will be held on 30 November 2013; see more here. [This is the first we've seen a dedicated bishop-election website outside of the United States—Ed.]

Events
USA: Texas, Houston, 6-8 December 2013: Conspire
'a gathering of 6th-12th grade students in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. The goal of the conference is for students to connect with one another and to learn who they are in Christ. This year's featured speakers are Bob Goff, author of the New York Times Bestseller Love Does, and Sarah Thebarge, author of The Invisible Girls.'

Hong Kong
Parishes
Mongkok, Kowloon, St Augustine's Mission (Eastern Kowloon)

India
Parishes
Chembur, Holy Trinity Church (Mumbai)

Resources
CSI Hospital, Bangalore. 'had its origin as a Hospital exclusively for women and Children established in 1893 by the Church of England, Zenana Mission, and was called the Zenana Mission Hospital. With the inauguration of the Church of South India in the year 1947, it was renamed'.

Ireland
Resources
Mothers' Union, Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Squib. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

South Africa
Resources
Mothers' Union, Anglican Church of Southern Africa

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USA
Parishes
New York: Bronx, St Mary's Ghanaian Church (New York)

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Worth Noting
Forgiveness in Coventry. Kim Lawton interviews clergy of Coventry Cathedral. From Religion and Ethics Weekly, a programme of American National Public Radio.

Icons: S.L. Woodford writes in The Living Church (Milwaukee) on death, grief, and text-messages.

Why Do You Sit Where You Sit? Craig A. Satterlee asks on Alban.org.

The Widow, the Crook and the Power of Persistence. The Archbishop of Canterbury 'gave a sermon at the opening service of the meeting of Primates and presiding bishops [of the Porvoo Communion] in Reykjavík.'