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Africa Australia Book of Common Prayer Nippon Seikōkwai Kitō Bun (1889). AO Editor Richard Mammana has digitised this early transliterated version of the Book of Common Prayer in Japanese. Canada Book
Reviews Paul Avis reviews Conflict and the Practice of Christian Faith: The Anglican Experiment, by Bruce N. Kaye. (The Church Times) John Saxbee reviews The Architecture of Theology: Structure, System, and Ratio, by A. N. Williams. (The Church Times) Douglas LeBlanc reviews The Accidental Anglican: The Surprising Appeal of the Liturgical Church, by Todd Hunter. (The Living Church) England Events Japan Letters
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Noting Seven questions every church should ask: The Revd Dr Gary Nicolosi writes for Anglican Journal. 'A good question unleashes imagination, provokes curiosity and expands our vision. Some questions are so full of complexity that no adequate answer is possible, but that does not prevent us from considering multiple perspectives, surface more possibilities and ask the "what ifs" that result in different scenarios, responses and outcomes. In the end, inquiry beats certainty every time.' |
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Reviews John Inge reviews Walter Frere: Scholar, Monk, Bishop, edited by Benjamin Gordon-Taylor and Nicholas Stebbing. Graham James reviews three books: God's Transforming Work, edited by Nicholas Papadopulos; Being God's People: The Confirmation and Discipleship Handbook, by Robin Greenwood and Sue Hart; and Now to Him: Putting Christ back at the Centre of Our Worship, by Neil Bennetts and Simon Ponsonby. England Episcopal
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Noting Bethlehem's church of the punch-up: Giles Fraser writes for the Guardian. 'The latest brawl between Armenian and Orthodox monks in Bethlehem is a product of Christianity's romance with buildings.' Discovering my faith as a religious minority in a foreign country: Catharine Stimpson writes in the Huffington Post.'The most searching way to discover, recover, or practice one's faith is to be a member of a religious minority--to live on a small island of Otherness in an archipelago of bigger religions or in the lake of a theocracy.' |
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