New San Joaquin address – sjoaquin.net

Now that the Diocese of San Joaquin’s website address has been reassigned to point to that of the ‘reconstituted’ Episcopal Church diocese, the real (Southern Cone) diocese is back on the web.

Their new address: sjoaquin.net

As the old URL began to point to the Episcopal Church’s San Joaquin website, we discovered that the official Anglican Communion website was also listing the TEC website as the ‘official’ site for the diocese. Coincidence?

(After first being reported here, the story now has been picked up by VirtueOnline and Anglican Mainstream.)

The Limits of Fellowship – Phillip D Jensen

This important address given by Dean of Sydney, Phillip Jensen, at the Sydney Lambeth Decision Briefing on March 14 has attracted widespread interest.

Although it is already available as a 70 minute audio file and a PDF file, we are also making it available as a web page, for greater accessibility.

Click here to read it all – in our Resources section.

New Tribes of the Internet Age

Writing in The Times, Fleur Britten tells of a class of ‘Digital Nomads’ who dwell in coffee shops and wherever wireless hotspots are found. These new workers are a professional class that needs no office and have nothing but a digital address. …

The Digital Natives and Digital Nomads also represent a significant missiological and evangelistic challenge for the Christian church. …

– on reaching the world of today with the gospel – from SBTS President Al Mohler.

All not well in the Diocese of Niagara

“We had hoped that with the coming of our new Bishop, the church would redirect its efforts and return to its historic roots. We had hoped for a Shepherd who would care for his flock. …”

– frustration echoed in this newsletter (PDF file) from All Saints’ Niagara Falls (via St. Hilda’s Oakville). See also these comments on the state of the diocese from LC.Net/Canada. (Image: McMaster University Library.)