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Week of 14 June 2015

Australia
Parishes
Australian Capital Territory: Franklin, Oaks Fellowship (Canberra and Goulburn)

England
Parishes
Bournemouth, Parish of Holdenhurst (Winchester)

India
Schools and Education
Union Christian College, Aluva. 'Founded way back in 1921, affiliated to the Mahatma Gandhi University' and the Church of South India.

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News Centre
Woman bishop appontment triggers change of heart. US General Convention materials published. Vicar loiters in Norfolk Square. Australian diocese enables lawsuits. NZ diocese rescues Melanesia library. NZ and the upcoming Missions Conference. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
Maine: Kennebunk Beach, Trinity Chapel (Maine) [summer chapel]
Maine: Southport, All Saints by the Sea (Maine) [summer chapel]
Maine: Tenants Harbor, St George (Maine) [summer chapel]
New Jersey: Spring Lake, Holy Trinity (New Jersey) [summer chapel]

Resources
Episcopal Herald. 'The Herald is an online magazine intent on imagining and articulating the best possible future of the Episcopal Church by offering content and analysis on the work of General Convention. Contributors to the Herald believe that the Lord Jesus is calling the Episcopal Church into a bold new future that will require devout leadership and faithful risk taking. Based in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, contributors to the Herald analyze how actions taken today will influence the future of the Episcopal Church. Articles will not be posted with bylines in order to keep the conversation focused on what is said rather than who says it.'

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Worth Noting

Why Bonhoeffer made the sign of the cross: Joel J. Miller writes for Ancient Faith's Theology That Sticks.


Week of 7 June 2015

Associations
Anglican International Development: '(AID) works to relieve poverty, ill-health and all types of suffering in developing countries through long-term, sustainable solutions which empower and enable citizens.'

Australia
Parishes
Western Australia: Mirrabooka, St Paul (Perth)

Western Australia: Victoria Park, St Peter (Perth)
Western Australia: Wembley, St Edmund (Perth)

Canada
Parishes
Nova Scotia: Canso Peninsula, Parish of All Saints by the Sea (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)

England
Parishes
Boughton Monchelsea, St Peter (Canterbury)
Chartham, St Mary (Canterbury)
Goudhurts and Kilndown Churches (Canterbury)
Len Valley Benefice (Canterbury)

Events
UK: Disability Sunday, 5 July 2015: 'a day for UK churches and fellowships to focus on celebrating the abilities of disabled people.' Sponsored by Churches for All. Downloadable resource pack available.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
New Bishop for Montreal. UK survey shows decline in C of E. Innovative use of church buildings. Digital Evangelism. Cook's trial postponed. Church in Brazil celebrated 125 years. WCC conference on DRC. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

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USA
Parishes
Iowa: Newton, St Stephen (Iowa)

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Worth Noting
God - he or she? 'How to refer to God - male, female, both or neither - has become a hot topic in the media in the last few days, as the long list below testifies.' A roundup from Thinking Anglicans.

Why we are all wrong about church decline: The Revd Erik Parker writes as The Millennial Pastor.

Multiculturism or 'mutual belonging': The Rt Revd Michael Nazir-Ali considers declining numbers in the Church of England and rising numbers in other faiths in Britain. From The Telegraph (London).

Dear Deans - a Scottish Response: The Very Revd Kelvin Holdsworth responds to a widely-circulated criticism of the lack of preaching at worship services in English cathedrals.

 


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