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Week of 10 January 2016

Africa
Parishes
Uganda: Kabale, All Saints (Kigezi)

Australia
Parishes
State: Greystanes - Merrylands West, St Matthew (Sydney)

England
Resources
To Your Credit: 'the Archbishop of Canterbury’s initiative to create a fairer financial system focused on serving the whole community, where everyone has access to responsible credit and savings and other essential financial services.'

Essays
Judy Winegar Goans: On conflicts in church

Episcopal Elections
The search for the eleventh bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis has its own website.

Events
England: London, 11-16 January 2016: Primates Meeting
'The Archbishop of Canterbury has invited all 37 Primates to Canterbury to reflect and pray together concerning the future of the Anglican Communion.'

USA: North Carolina, Winston-Salem, 28 May 2016: Annual Mass and Meeting
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament, American Branch. At St Timothy's Church, 9:00 a.m.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
Primates meeting underway in Canterbury. Global prayer for Primates meeting. Vatican loaning relics for Primates meeting. Deadline approaches for ACO communications post. Canadian Anglican college offers Orthodox preparation. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Not in the Communion
Fraternity of St Augustine of Canterbury: 'seeking to bring together catholic-minded Anglicans across jurisdictions and dioceses within the Anglican Church of North America and within the broader Anglican Communion'.

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USA
Parishes
Arkansas: Helena, St John (Arkansas)
Wisconsin: Elkhorn, St John in the Wilderness (Milwaukee)

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. For more information on this and other listings, see our Vacancies Centre. Also scan vacancy pages on diocesan web sites throughout the communion.

Canada: Holy Trinity, Vancouver (New Westminster) Music director

Worth Noting
Columba Declaration: Thinking Anglicans has coverage of responses to a document on relations between the Church of Scotland and the Church of England.

Open letter to the archbishops of Canterbury and York: 'We understand that the Primates come from a variety of contexts with differing ways of interpreting the Scriptures, but we urge you to be prophetic in your action and Christ-like in your love towards our LGBTI sisters and brothers who have been ignored and even vilified for too long.'

The Primates’s Dilemma: Game Theory and the Anglican Communion: From Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Religion and Ethics programme.

Week of 3 January 2016

Canada
Resources
FaithWorks: 'the annual appeal of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto. Since 1996 FaithWorks has provided more than $24 million to Anglican-affiliated ministries offering help and hope to people in need throughout south-central Ontario and around the world.'

England
Parishes
Land's End, St Buryan (Truro)
Land's End, St Levan (Truro)
Land's End, St Sennen (Truro)

Events
USA: Louisiana, New Orleans, 9-11 November 2016: National Association of Episcopal Schools Biennial Conference
Innovation, improvisation, entrepreneurialism, and an ever-widening understanding of equity, justice, and diversity are the dynamic forces now shaping New Orleans, where we'll explore how these forces are also shaping Episcopal schools.

Letters to Anglicans Online
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New Zealand
Resources
Movement. Wellington Diocesan news website.

News Centre
RIP: Bishop John Reid. GAFCON leaders up the ante. David Suchet: Bible narrator. Scottish Episcopal Church on Columba Declaration. Ecumenism and flooding in northern England. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Nigeria
Schools and Education
Chapel of the Annunciation, Archbishop Vining College of Theology, Akure.

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USA
Parishes
Utah: Logan, St John (Utah)

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
Archbishop of Canterbury's New Year Message: 'In his 2016 New Year message, Archbishop Justin Welby says Jesus's example shows us why we must love and welcome refugees and strangers.'

The Christmas Revolution: 'We Christians would do well to remind ourselves of the true meaning of the incarnation. We are part of a great drama that God has chosen to be a participant in, not in the role of a conquering king but as a suffering servant, not with the intention to condemn the world but to redeem it. He saw the inestimable worth of human life, regardless of social status, wealth and worldly achievements, intelligence or national origin. So should we.' Peter Wehner writes for The New York Times.