The American Anglican Council Launches Hurricane Katrina Relief Effort
Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama have been devastated by Hurricane Katrina, and relief efforts are underway. The AAC will coordinate with AAC chapters and congregations to distribute funds on the local level. We encourage your participation in this important work.
BREAKING NEWS– martial law to be declared in N.O.– 1500 troops to be deployed
Pray in thankfulness for all the politicians and local officials, military & coast-guard, clergy, medical staff, law enforcement, emergency responders, media-people, volunteers, and ordinary people who are serving self-sacrificially to help deal with the situation throughout the southern Gulf Coast area– [...]
Since its arrival in Armenia, Aug. 24, a Canadian ecumenical delegation has visited many historic sites in the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, which is the pre-eminent centre of authority in the worldwide Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Church.
First a couple of links: I should have included this article by Simon Barrow earlier, but here it is: Civil Partnerships are a Blessing which links to a number of relevant earlier articles by him. And the issue of Civil…
Louisiana Governor Calls for Day of Prayer
– LENT & BEYOND– New post category: Hurricane Katrina … (lent.classicalanglican.net)
– POPE BENEDICT prays for victims of Hurricane Katrina; here’s the original … (usatoday, vatican)
– LUTHERANS Focus on Search and Rescue after Hurricane Katrina … (titusonenine)
– BP. JENKINS on Katrina … (descant)
– ECUSA-ERD [...]
Katrina Aftermath
Tuesday, 8pm
BREAKING NEWS– Via WWLTV: Mayor says last Pump #6 failing… water in New Orleans to be +3 feet above sea level within 12-15 hours, level with Lake Pontchartrain. Fishbowl effect scenario, barring a miracle fix in the breached levee.. prayers, please
Donate: Red Cross, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, more
–Katrina Help Wiki
– LENT [...]
The BBC Today programme had a segment this morning on the theories of Clare Asquith, listen here (Real Audio, 5.5 minutes) to her and to Professor Stanley Wells who is unconvinced. On Sunday, the Observer had this story Shakespeare was…
– PLEASE PRAY for CaNNet blogger Brad Drell, and all the other folks mobilizing to help in the aftermath of horrific hurricane Katrina … (episcopalchurch.org)
(ENS)– “…Brad Drell, a lay delegate to General Convention from the Diocese of Western Louisiana in the northern part of the state, said that his parish — St. James in [...]
I wrote a report of the July 2005 General Synod for Anglicans Online a little while ago; you can read it here.
This new organisation got relatively little attention in Britain, when reports of it first appeared, so maybe this further longer version of the article by Auburn Faber Traycik in the Christian Challenge will change that: Pan-American, Pan-Anglican. Notice in particular…