• Hot Off The Presses

    Linkdump: November 2nd – November 4th

    Welcoming and Open Congregations St.Martin in the Fields – pageTitle 13NOV concert Poll: Large percentage of Utahns think same-sex attractions can be changed | The Salt Lake Tribune Episcopal Life Online – NEWS London exhibit brings Egyptian Book of the Dead to life – USATODAY.com We can see this in London! CSS Trick: Turning a background image into a clickable link – Xavisys

  • Hot Off The Presses

    Linkdump: September 5th – September 11th

    The Dominionists: Christian Fanatics Who Want To Save The World By Destroying It « Shoq Value CIA confirms Bush lied about WMDs Osama died peacefully, FOX never pulled the report of his death? Last rites for Churchill’s chapel / Tikanga Pakeha / News / Anglican Taonga – Anglican Taonga The church is not the building, it's the people and how they care for one another and the world. Clarkson Hurt By Stig’s Actions Schadenfruede's a bitch, Jeremy. 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error

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    Linkdump: June 18th – July 5th

    The Guardian’s News Feed plugin for WordPress | Open Platform | guardian.co.uk Very cool: The Guardian is at least trying to "get" new media Latin American Herald Tribune – Fasting Chicago Pastor Camps Out in Park to Protest Deportations Chicago museum hosts summer-long Calder exhibit – USATODAY.com Abstract Art with Gradient Difference | Gtuts.com – Quality Gimp tutorials steampunk « Templar Creations

  • Hot Off The Presses

    Shared Links May 12th – May 14th

    New Web site offers reviews of churches – Chicago Tribune Wal-Mart To Give Food Banks $2 Billion In Aid Over Next Five Years – The Two-Way – Breaking News, Analysis Blog : NPR Anglicanism and the Church of England : The New Yorker Richard (RJ) Eskow: Usurious Payday Loans: Myths, Flawed Studies, and Solutions The Lead | Desmond Tutu

  • Episcopal - Good and Joyful Things - Hot Off The Presses

    The Economist Covers The Anglican Angle

    The Anglican Communion | The high price of togetherness | Economist.com On the brighter side from the Communion’s viewpoint, some Americans who went to Lambeth do now have a better sense of the social and political constraints on bishops in traditional societies. One African bishop recalls that after news reached his country of the gay-friendly stance of America’s bishops, a senior Muslim asked him, in bewilderment, whether he too had ceased to be Christian. “I came to understand as never before that there are places and cultures where it is not possible to discuss [homosexuality],” said Bishop Jeff Lee of…

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    Dave Walker, Cartoonist of Lambeth: Injustice Is Not Funny

    Dave Walker, Cartoonist of Lambeth, received a “cease and desist” letter from a current owner of the British SPCK chain of Christian bookshops. He has removed all content from his blog pertaining to the odd and ongoing story of how an Anglican bookstore chain got turned over to a group of Texans of the Orthodox faith for a song. And how a lot of people lost their jobs over the last year or so, and how one young man was driven to despair and committed suicide, all because this strangely fundamentalist Orthodox group decided to gut the bookshops, fire the…

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    Bishop Katharine: Sowing Seeds

    Our PB Katharine seems to be getting a lot of attention in Britain in the run-up to Lambeth; earlier today I read the sermon she delivered at Salisbury Cathedral, and apparently it and another service she preached at were broadcast live on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 3. There are links to both documents in the story below. Episcopal Life Online – NEWS [Episcopal News Service] As part of the pre-Lambeth Conference Hospitality Initiative, Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and the bishops of the Episcopal Church of Sudan (ECS) are visiting the Church of England’s Diocese of Salisbury and…

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    Zimbabwe: Orders From Above Excuse For Oppression

    Police continue to persecute Anglican Church Bishop Sebastian Bakare protests the recent actions by Zimbabwean police, who have taken to harassing Anglicans during church services, acting on “orders from above.” Deposed former bishop Nolbert Kunonga is still getting Mugabe’s support, and anyone that isn’t vocally pro-Mugabe is treated as a traitorous enemy. Even ladies praying in church during Communion are hauled up from their knees and beaten…