Pastoral Care Ministries - Advent 2003 newsletter

“We reject the assumptions of modernity which have produced theological liberalism and fundamentalism…”

The Laing Lecture 1989 and The Griffith Thomas Lecture 1989

Part 3 of “Christian Origins and the Resurrection of Jesus” from The Sewannee Theological Review

Part 2 of “Christian Origins and the Resurrection of Jesus” from The Sewannee Theological Review

Part 1 of “Christian Origins and the Resurrection of Jesus” from The Sewannee Theological Review

from the Latin Mass Society

Paul’s political theology, according to N.T. Wright

mp3 lectures by Bp. N.T. Wright

“A vicar is to be given a year to turn around the dwindling congregation of a rural church for a new reality TV show, Channel 4 has said.”

“interview with Wright on 21 May 2004 on the Anglican crisis, as well as on the resources the New Testament might offer to the debate in the United States over denying communion to Catholic politicians who disagree with church teaching”

“in this church was held the first Convention which proposed and adopted the name ‘Protestant Episcopal Church’ (9 November 1780)”

a website on Christianity featuring the Anglican Communion and Celtic Christianity

M.Div. paper on Taylor by Nashotah House student

a Wesleyan-Anglican church (?)

The Network of Anglican Communion Dioceses and Parishes (NACDP)

‘The decision to insist on the Episcopal Church’s “repentance” dramatically raises the stakes as the gap between the liberal western church, which is in numerical decline, and the burgeoning Anglican communion in the developing world widens’

the latest from WN Africa

‘On Holy Saturday it can seem the gods of sex, money and war have triumphed but they should beware’

“The sad truth of the matter is that Rome and Canterbury are no closer now than they were thirty years ago. If anything, they are even further apart”