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Mission to Seafarers

Mission to Seafarers

Voyages are sometimes long and dangerous, with storms and mountainous waves battering the ship. Some are plain sailing in calm seas. Whatever the circumstances, when the vessel berths many seafarers give thanks to God for a safe return to port in The Mission to Seafarers' chapel.

23 May 2001

Churches draw visitors back to the country

Churches draw visitors back to the country

Churches in Lincolnshire are spearheading the drive to encourage visitors to return to the country. "Treasures of Lincolnshire" is a new A5 booklet distributed free by the Church Tourism Network in the Diocese of Lincoln. The Diocese reaches from the Humber to the Wash and is one of the most rural dioceses in the country.

26 April 2001

New dean for Coventry Cathedral speaks of "Alpha"

New dean for Coventry Cathedral speaks of "Alpha"

The Revd John Irvine, 51, an Alpha course founder, has been appointed the next Dean of Coventry Cathedral. The announcement of his appointment was made last month.

11 April 2001

Palm Sunday 2001 sermon

Palm Sunday 2001 sermon

A member of the Royal family once visited the town where I lived as a boy. I can vividly remember the occasion. Among the details, I recall that the town Council built a screen to hide some rather ugly public buildings from view along the route that the great personage would take.

11 April 2001

Compass Rose Society appoints new Executive Director and expands support of the Anglican Communion

Compass Rose Society appoints new Executive Director and expands support of the Anglican Communion

The President of the Compass Rose Society, Bishop Francis C. Gray, today announced that Bishop Herbert Donovan would become its Executive Director effective October 1, 2001. Bishop Donovan is completing his term as the interim Anglican Observer to the United Nations.

05 April 2001

Archbishop calls for prayer as foot and mouth spreads

Archbishop calls for prayer as foot and mouth spreads

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev George Carey, has called on all the Christians to pray for the farming community while the foot and mouth crisis continues to spread across the country.

02 April 2001

Hereford Dean comes to Canterbury

Hereford Dean comes to Canterbury

"Music is an international language," said the new Dean of Canterbury at a press conference in the precincts on February 16, at the hour 10 Downing Street announced that the Very Revd Robert Andrew Willis had been appointed the new Dean of Canterbury by HM the Queen.

26 February 2001

The Alton Abbey Communique

The Alton Abbey Communique

Following a first meeting at Holy Cross Monastery at West Park, New York, in November 1999, once again at the invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, a group of bishops, representing a wide range of perspectives and backgrounds, met from 6 to 10 December at Alton Abbey, Hampshire, U.K.

30 January 2001

New booklet comes of age: success for publication from Diocese of Rochester's Older Persons' Officer

New booklet comes of age: success for publication from Diocese of Rochester's Older Persons' Officer

Worshipping with Older People - a new booklet by Rochester's Older Persons' Officer, Dot Hooker and Lay Reader, Sue Brooks - looks like being a runaway success.

26 January 2001

Keep the Revs Running!

Keep the Revs Running!

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