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Week of 18 July 1999

Australia and New Zealand
Australian parishes
South Australia: Adelaide, St Mary Magdalene -- http://marymag.mtx.net/

Discussion
Douglas LeBlanc, a highly regarded religion reporter, recently left his position at Episcopalians United and thus oversight of the mailing list 'Anglican Voice'. He has now begun an independent mailing list of his own. Details here.

CHANT-L is a new mailing list devoted to, well, chant. Here's more information.

LitML: Those interested in XML and knowledgeable in one of several areas might like to join a project to develop a liturgical markup language (provisionally 'LitML', a subset of XML) and form a mailing list. This is all made clearer here.

Events
The Diocese of Barbados is celebrating its 175th anniversary. The programme for July can be seen at -- http://www.barbados.anglican.org/175thanniversarycelebrations.htmÊ

Wales, July 1999: Society of Catholic Priests Fifth Annual Conference at St Michael and All Angels' Theological College, Llandaff, Wales. from 19 - 21 July. The theme is 'Healing and Reconciliation' and speakers include the Rt Revd Dr Rowan Williams and the Revd Sr Una Krolll. Further details from John Connell on ++01633 614084

News Centre
The Church of England is having a Synod, and so is the Church of the Province of Southern Africa. Guess which one is doing a better job of publicity? Archbishop of Melbourne Keith Rayner speaks out on The Gift of Authority. Ruth Gledhill writes admiringly of the Archbishop of Canterbury's newfound political muscle. The British press writes a torrent of sensational articles about the Synod, much of which is actually true. Anglicans Online's UK reporter files a story about the Nicene Creed. The Church Times fails to publish online a letter to the editor written from #10 Downing Street, but we publish it for them, and for you. Peter Owen reports for Anglicans Online on the new Church-Search service. The Bishop of Oxford writes about Kosovo; the Church Times writes about the Archbishops' council, and the ABC delivers a formal response to the Stephen Lawrence Enquiry. The Bishop of Gibraltar and the Bishop of London travel to war zones but are not allowed into Belgrade. More than you ever wanted to know about St Paul's Brockton, and the first official visit of the PB of ECUSA to Russia.

UK, Ireland, and Europe
English dioceses
Diocese of Canterbury -- http://canterbury.anglican.org

USA
Parishes
Alaska: Juneau, Church of the Holy Trinity -- http://www.juneau.com/holytrinity/
California: Elk Grove, St Mary -- http://sacplaza.com/stmarys
Louisiana: New Orleans, Holy Comforter -- http://www.angelfire.com/la/comforter/

Week of 11 July 1999

Australia and New Zealand
Australian parishes
Victoria: Melbourne, Glen Waverly, St Barnabas -- http://www.alphalink.com.au/~gwac/
New South Wales: Sydney, Darling Point, St Mark -- http://www.accsoft.com.au/~stmarks/

Australian resources
Western Australia, Perth: The Centre for Christian Spirituality at Wollaston College -- http://www.ozemail.com.au/~tburt/Wollaston/wollaston.html

Books, Bookshops etc.
Anglican Book Centre Publishing (Anglican Church of Canada) is looking for writers. More information here.

Theological resources
'Interested in finding out more about God, Jesus, Christianity, and the meaning of life?' A sophisticated and sleek Australian ecumenical site, with a good portion of its material written by Anglicans. Well worth a visit. -- http://www.christianity.net.au/

Canada
Parishes
Nova Scotia: Mahone Bay, St James Parish (St. James' Church, Christ Church and Union Church -- http://www.celticww.ns.ca/stjames/

News Centre
More madness on the Millennium Dome. The Church of England starts an advertising campaign. Academics turn to angels and eroticism. The BBC finds something to say about the upcoming Church of England Synod. That same Church has published upbeat statistics about itself on its web site. St Paul's Brockton asks you to read their web site if you are making up your mind about the squabble there. An Australian Roman Catholic priest draws the ire of Cardinal Ratzinger by suggesting that Anglicans matter. All this and more in the News Centre.

UK, Ireland, and Europe
English parishes
South Croydon: Emmanuel -- http://www.emmanuelcroydon.org.uk/

English cathedrals
Diocese of Southwark Cathedral -- http://max.roehampton.ac.uk/link/dswark/cath/welcome.htm

Resources
Key statistics about the Church of England -- http://cofe.anglican.org/about/frame_statistics.html

USA
Parishes
Ohio: Delaware, St Peter -- http://www.hows.net/43015spec
Tennessee: Memphis, Calvary -- http://www.calvaryjc.org

Dioceses
Diocese of Mississippi -- http://mississippi.anglican.org

Cathedrals
Diocese of Mississppi: St Andrew's Cathedral, Jackson --  http://standrewscathedral.org

World
Hong Kong, Western Kowloon, Holy Spirit Church (in Chinese) -- http://home.netvigator.com/~skhhsc

Week of 4 July 1999

Books, Bookshops etc.
Meetingbrook Bookshop and Bakery: An ecumenical, inclusive, inter-religious bookshop located in Camden, Maine, specialising in the contemplative and meditative traditions of spirituality. -- http://www.midcoast.com/~mtgbrook

Canada
Ontario: Huntsville: All Saints -- http://www.surenet.net/~allsnts

Resources
East London (Ontario) Anglican Ministries -- http://members.xoom.com/elam_/elam.htm

Discussion
A mailing list devoted to Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Paul Tillich. Details here.
A mailing list that centres round discussion of the catechumenate. More information here.

News Centre
The origins of ECUSA noted; separation of church and state on this date in 1776. The English are talking about such separation now. A bishop regrets not being spanked. Another bishop writes about clergy salaries. The late Cardinal Basil Hume speaks out against the Vatican. Boone Porter dies. The Welsh primate retires; the Anglican Communion News Service serves up some news. We cover another ordination, we point you to transcripts of debate in Parliament about cathedrals. All this and more in the News Centre.

Preaching
The Revd Barbara Brown Taylor, Harry R. Butman Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Piedmont College in Demarest, Georgia and one of ECUSA's best known preachers, delivered the first of her series of Bible Lectures on 27 June 1999. The 35-minute lecture is on RealAudio and information is on the web page. -- http://www.naccc.org/hartford/features/bible_1.html

UK, Ireland, and Europe
Resources
Church of England 'Find a Parish' service. Despite its oddly commercial .com domain, this site is sponsored officially by the Church of England and allows one to search a massive database of every CofE parish using various criteria. Once it works flawlessly and links to existing parish web sites, it will be a splendid resource. -- http://www.church-search.com

English parishes
Cartmel (Cumbria): Priory Church -- http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~martinhc/Priory.html
Fawley, (with Langley, Holbury, Coley), the parish of Fawley -- http://www.hants.gov.uk/fawley_church/
South Shoebury, St Andrew with St Peter -- http://web.ukonline.co.uk/jeremy.shallis/church/index.htm

USA
Parishes
Alabama: Enterprise, Epiphany -- http://www.snowhill.com/~epiph
Alabama: Ozark, St Michael -- http://www.snowhill.com/~stmike
Arkansas: El Dorado, St Mary -- http://www2.arkansas.net/~stmary/
Florida: Gainesville, Holy Trinity -- http://www.holytrinitygnv.org
Kentucky: Covington, Trinity -- http://www.trinitychurchcovky.com/
Maine: Falmouth, St Mary -- http://members.aol.com/smarychrch/
North Carolina: Asheville, Redeemer -- http://www.JKcrea.com/redeemer.html
Oklahoma: Sapulpa. Good Shepherd -- http://www.goodshepherd1.com
Texas: Round Rock, St Richard -- http://members.aol.com/StRichards/richards.htm

Dioceses
Diocese of West Missouri -- http://westmissouri.anglican.org