The Courage to be Protestant
On last weekend’s (October 5, 2008) broadcast from The White Horse Inn Dr David Wells, author of ‘The Courage to be Protestant’, and numerous other books, was the special guest.
Dr. Wells has some very helpful observations on the accommodation of churches to the surrounding culture – and some challenging words on preaching.
Hear it at The White Horse Inn. (See our earlier posts.)
The great Anglican divide
While about 20 parishioners pray under the old wooden beams of the church, most of the congregation is farther south…
Last February, most of the St. George’s congregation broke away from the umbrella of the Niagara Diocese, citing creeping liberalism in the Anglican Church of Canada… This weekend, the congregations of two more churches – one in Ottawa and one in Hamilton – voted to join the Anglican Network in Canada.
– Report from The Hamilton Spectator in Ontario. (Photo: St. George’s Lowville.)
The Lord’s Supper in Human Hands
The Australian Church Record and the Anglican Church League’s publication ‘The Lord’s Supper in Human Hands’ will be available from October 20.
The book is an attempt to summarise the course of Sydney’s journey towards lay and diaconal administration of the Lord’s Supper and has contributions from John Woodhouse, Mark Thompson, Peter Bolt, Glenn Davies, and Robert Tong.
Details on how to order your copy are now on the Church Record website. (If you are a member of Sydney Synod, you will be sent a copy of the book
courtesy of the ACR/ACL.)
Diocese of Pittsburgh Convention video
Anglican TV has made available their video of last weekend’s historic Pittsburgh Diocesan Convention.
A press conference held after the Convention starts 2 hours 43 minutes into the video.
– At Anglican TV.
What we believe
The message at the heart of Christianity is really quite simple…