People of all shapes and sizes take part in the London Marathon. It is not often that a participant is an ordained clergyman - but a few will be. One such clergyman who will be taking part in the London Marathon 2001 is the Revd Anton Müller.
26 January 2001
The death on Friday 12th January 2001 of the Very Revd Jack Shearer, Dean of St Ann's Cathedral, Belfast, has been announced. The Dean, who was 74, was taken ill on New Year's Eve with a heart attack. He had been Dean of the Anglican Cathedral in Belfast since 1985, and had been due to retire in May.
24 January 2001
The Seminario Evangelico Unido de Telogia (SEUT), an interdenominational theological college has recently agreed a strategic plan for the next decade, which aims to augment and consolidate its activities whilst developing as an academic institution, to become a Protestant seminary comparable with the best Catholic centers.
02 January 2001
The Queen today spoke of her accountability before God in a personal Christmas message marking the Millennium year.
29 December 2000
The Gospel must not remain 'a message of private salvation but has to be translated into acts of justice and peace,affirming human dignity and offering reconciliation and fullness of life for all' said the Rev Dr. Konrad Raiser, addressing the founding meeting of the proposed Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance in Geneva, Switzerland, on Thursday (December 7, 2000.)
14 December 2000
The Presiding Bishop, the Most Rev. Frank T. Griswold, has agreed to the request by the Convocation of American Churches in Europe to permit them to elect the next Bishop in Charge of the Episcopal Churches in Europe.
14 December 2000
Archbishop of Wales, Most Rev Dr Rowan Williams, has used his advent message this year to call for a 'prayerful dialogue between the representatives of the Jewish, Muslim and Christian faiths' in the hope 'that progress just might be made' in addressing the terrible situation which has arisen in the Holy Lands of Israel and Palestine during recent months
14 December 2000
The Chairman, Lord Hurd, and his colleagues welcome views on the Review's terms of reference. This note explains why the Review was set up, and the areas in which it will be particularly - though not exclusively - helpful to have responses
06 December 2000
The work of the review team examining the future development of the Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury is about to enter a new phase. After spending several months gathering initial views and evidence, both at home and abroad, the review body under the chairmanship of Lord Hurd
06 December 2000
In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be enrolled. This was the first enrolment, when Quirin'i-us was governor of Syria. And all went to be enrolled, each to his own city. And Joseph also went up from Galilee, from the city of Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and lineage of David
29 November 2000