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US Church cannot sign Covenant, say Wright and American critics

THE Episcopal Church in the United States cannot in conscience sign the Anglican Covenant, a group of con­servatives says.

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Door is closing on Church’s foot, says Williams

“THE FOOT is still in the door, even if it is being squashed very painfully,” the Archbishop of Canterbury said last weekend when he was asked about the...

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Edlington case ‘beyond us’ says Vicar

A CHOIRBOY, aged 11, who was attacked by two young brothers in Edlington, South Yorkshire

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Williams expresses Ashraf concerns

THE Archbishop of Canterbury has written to the United States Ambassador in London to add his voice to protests outside the US embassy.

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Children fear adult ridicule of ‘angels’

MANY children who “see angels” or have dreams with a spiritual theme keep them secret because they fear ridicule from adults

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Demonstrations a year after Orissa violence erupted

CHRISTIANS from all over India took part in peace marches and prayer vigils on the first anniversary of the anti-Christian violence in Orissa

Victors

Members of the Guildford team applaud Steve Gray and Mike Nurton, the unbeaten batsmen from Salisbury diocese

Inspiration

Dr Desmond Tutu is to present an award to 15-year-old Naomi Cumming

Indonesia fear

Image of clearing up after the earthquake

FCA expands into South Africa

THE fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (FCA) launched a regional branch in South Africa last week.

Mountbatten’s murder recalled with shame

A CHURCH of Ireland cleric who formerly worked as a chauffeur for the late Lord Mountbatten spoke last week about his murder.

Asylum-seeker campaigns squeezed

A CHURCHWARDEN in Lei­cester, Constant Moussavou, was fighting attempts by the UK Border Agency to deport him

Transient: Fracture, by the Revd James Mercer

Fracture, by the Revd James Mercer, from the “Vision/Division” exhibition of contemporary multimedia art about division in Church and society

Tony Blair calls for ‘faith and development in harness’

FAITH groups have a unique part to play in creating sustainable develop­ment across the globe, the former Prime Minister Tony Blair said in a speech on...

Home news in brief

Bishop welcomes Liverpool fan’s release; New gay development for Kirk; Bishop moves from Malawi to Leicester; Peace activist to appear in court; Boy follows...

Children fear adult ridicule of ‘angels’

MANY children who “see angels” or have dreams with a spiritual theme keep them secret because they fear ridicule from adults, the annual conference...

Bishop berated for Sellafield support

ANTI-NUCLEAR activists protested last week over comments by the next Bishop of Carlisle, the Rt Revd James Newcome, endorsing the nuclear power industry...

Mitre replacement:

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Mitre replacement: the Archbishop of York, Dr Sentamu, wore a helmet as he went by tank from the garrison church at Strensall barracks...

Vicar plans cash-raising Tube trip

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A VICAR from the diocese of Manchester is to spend five days underground to raise money for his church’s roof-restoration...

Get on with registering, PCCs told

PCCs with a gross income of more than Ł100,000 a year have the rest of this month in which to register as charities

Made his mark

A still from an advertisement for the Alpha course, made for Holy Trinity, Brompton, by the television adventurer Bear Grylls.

Dean of Derby resigns

THE Dean of Derby, the Very Revd Dr Jeff Cuttell, resigned this week after 18 months in office

Sydney case goes to appeal tribunal

THE Anglican Church of Australia’s highest court, the Appellate Tribunal, will assess the legality of a decision to permit diaconal presidency and af­firm...

Lake Malawi election challenged

OBJECTIONS to the election of the Archdeacon of Lilongwe, the Ven. Francis Kaulanda, as Bishop of Lake Malawi have been lodged with the Deputy Chancellor...

Foreign news in brief

Cuban episcopal elections fail again; ACNA appoints its first bishop; Church bans relic kissing in ’flu fear

Vicar plans cash-raising Tube trip

A VICAR from the diocese of Manchester is to spend five days underground to raise money for his church’s roof-restoration appeal.

Bishop berated for Sellafield support

ANTI-NUCLEAR activists protested last week over comments by the next Bishop of Carlisle, the Rt Revd James Newcome, endorsing the nuclear power industry...

Mitre replacement

Image of Dr Sentamu

Pub to dispense holy spirits

PARISHES in a Bath & Wells team ministry have bought a pub in the centre of Langport, so that they can reconnect with the community.



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