Assorted links, Episcopal edition

The links today relate to The Episcopal Church or the Anglican Communion.

1. Dear Rowan - from Bishop Christopher Senyonjo. "Silence kills ... A loving Anglican Communion should not keep quiet when the Rolling Stone tabloid in Uganda openly supports the “hanging of the homos,” including a fellow bishop who pleads for their inclusion and non-discrimination! Silence has the power to kill."

2. The Bishop of New York, Mark Sisk, interviewed about the Anglican Communion. "I wouldn’t want to tell England how to operate, and I don’t think England understands at all well how we operate."

3. Connecticut Supreme Court hears property dispute - AP. The AP observes, "Courts in other states have sided with the national church and its dioceses in nearly all cases, while the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a similar case in October 2009 involving [an appeal by] a California church."

4. Seabury Western Theological Seminary partners with the Kellogg School Center for Nonprofit Management at Northwestern University Business School this summer in a one-week leadership program.

5. C of E baptisms to be given in 'BBC1 language'

Posted by John B. Chilton on February 10, 2011 3:46 PM | |
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