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public of South Africa has signified its in- C tention to come into the ACC. H The decision of the of (not to be confused with an ex- treme Evangelical Church of the same name in the ) came at a May 25 convocation in Bloemfontein, Free State Province, attended by and clergy of the Free and the ACC’s Missionary of Southern Africa. Most of the members of the Free Church of England were part of the Church of the Province of Southern Africa (official Angli- can Communion) who became disenchant- ed with their Church and established a sep- arate Church adhering to traditional faith Bishops and clergy of the Free Church of England: George Salemane, and practice, said the Rt. Rev. Alan Kenyon- Father Mokheseng Alfred Potsane, Father Sam Radebe, Father Koloi Joseph Hoare, ACC Bishop of Southern Africa. Koloi, Father William Ndumo and Bishop Molefe Andries Ntili. Representing the Free Church at the P e U D r N convocation were its bishops, the Rt. Rev. m

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Molefi Andries, and six of the Church’s Kenyon-Hoare and eight ACC priests, the would schedule a final synod in July at i 3 t e 7 priests. The latter represented 10 parishes majority of the serving clergy in the Mis- 7 and about 3,000 people. All are situated in sionary Diocese of Southern Africa. Please see SOUTH AFRICA/2 HOLY TRINITY ELECTS A BISHOP Canon BUT NEW ORLEANS Scarlett was SYNOD DEADLOCKS elected on the first JOHN OMWAKE ballot. His The Rev. Canon Stephen Coulter is tentatively Scarlett, rector of St. Matthew’s, New- set for port Beach, California, U.S.A. since 1986, Oct. 26. Christian music is a valuable tool in drawing people to was elected Bishop Ordinary of the Dio- church. cese of the HolyTrinity on the first bal- lot at an electoral synod May 4 at St. Mat- thew’s. He was the only nominee. Arch- bishop Haverland presided. But in the Diocese of New Orleans REVITALIZING it was a different story. An electoral synod The synod voted to refer the election to June 20 at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel, the College of Bishops, which will seek to Metairie, Louisiana ended in no election determine more permanent episcopal ar- after eight ballots. Again, Archbishop Hav- rangements at its annual meeting Oct. 22, YOUR PARISH erland presided. the day before the opening of the XX Pro- Nominees were: vincial Synod in Newport Beach. Until PRACTICAL TIPS FOR REVERSING • The Rt. Rev.Terry Lowe, vicar gener- that determination is made, Archbishop DECLINE IN CHURCH ATTENDANCE al of the diocese since the retirement last Haverland has appointed Bishop Lowe as year of the Rt. Rev. D. Presley Hutchens; Episcopal Visitor to the diocese. THE REV.MATTHEW MIRABILE • The Rev. Canon John A. Hollister, Canon Scarlett is tentatively scheduled provincial chancellor, chairman of the to be consecrated at St. Matthew’s on Oct. raditional churches in the are struggling diocesan Guardians of the Spiritualities 26, following the prorogation of Provincial and priest-in-charge of Holy Angels, Pic- Synod. with growth in a rapidly changing world. There are ayune, Mississippi; and Born July 24, 1960 in Walnut Creek, many factors that seem to put growth out of reach. • The Rev. Canon James G. Monroe, California, he is a 1982 graduate of the How can we turn the tide and help declining church- one of the diocese’s two archdeacons and University of Oregon with a Bachelor of T priest-in charge of Holy Cross, Cleveland, Science degree in real estate and finance. es to grow? Texas. From 1982 to 1985, he prepared for holy By halfway through the balloting Bishop orders at St. Joseph of Arimathea Anglican At the recent Synod of the Diocese of the Resurrection, Bishop Lowe had sufficient votes among the cler- Theological College in Berkeley, California. Florenza asked me to share some thoughts on the subject. We have gy, but the laity stalled short of a two- He was awarded a Master of Arts degree in thirds majority for him. In the final four Please see REVITALIZE/3 ballots almost no votes shifted. Please see BISHOP/8

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In pursuance of my oath to defend the gospel of Jesus feminist beliefs, and whilst it may be possible to debate the Christ against all heresy, on Trinity Sunday at St. Peter’s ordination of women, there can be no excuse for blasphe- SOUTH AFRICA Mission, Botshabelo, South Africa, and in response to a dec- my when so doing. laration by Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bishop of FROM PAGE 1 the U.S. Episcopal Church (ECUSA), that all the writings Dr. Jefferts Schori made the statement from the pulpit of St. Paul are satanically inspired, I pronounced publicly on Whitsunday whilst on a visit to Curacao, in the ECUSA which the Free Church would be dissolved. Bishop Kenyon- that she is anathema. Diocese of . Hoare would be present to receive all who wished to come I did so on the grounds that she committed the one un- I call upon all orthodox Christian leaders to support me into the ACC. forgiveable sin: that of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. in my public stand against all heresy, and this one in par- Both Free Church bishops and all priests would require That, of course, is not my judgment, but of the Lord Him- ticular. It should be noted that a pronouncement of anath- conditional ordination to the diaconate and priesthood, self. Her statement was designed to lead her followers into ema is irreversible, and this ancient ecclesiastical curse was since all were ordained after 1982, when the Church of the heresy on the grossest kind. sanctioned by the early Fathers. Province of Southern Africa began priesting women. I therefore called upon all her followers to immediately Yours in defense of the Gospel, Plans call for Bishop Salemane to travel to the ACC’s XX quit ECUSA or be subjected to the same judgment. It is not (The Rt. Rev.) Alan Kenyon-Hoare Provincial Synod in Newport Beach, California, U.S.A. in possible for Dr. Jefferts Schori to repent of such a sin, since Bishop Ordinary October to have his episcopal orders regularized, Bishop she can no longer tell the difference between good and evil, Missionary Diocese of Southern Africa Kenyon-Hoare told THETRINITARIAN. JULY-AUGUST 2013 THETRINITARIAN 3

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People go where there is life. Outreach shows that our commitment to love our neighbor is as great as our commitment to sound doctrine.

REVITALIZE that our commitment to love our neighbor is as great as our cutting salaries; it may also be found in growing revenues commitment to sound doctrine. People go to church for the by raising the standard of giving and by adding new peo- FROM PAGE 1 former before the latter. ple. We teach people to give enough that it becomes a “prayer”—meaning their level of giving should be uncom- been following this script at the Church of the Resurrection MISSION: fortable enough to elicit prayer and stretch faith. By doing in Ansonia, Connecticut for almost two years now and are YOUR REASON FOR BEING this, the parish moves towards tithing. But newfound rev- beginning to see new growth. enues must go to invest in growth, not in just keeping the lights on and the pastor fed. Our church is probably not like other Continuing church- Tip: Take control of the money and focus it on accom- es when it comes to mission: “Preserve the traditional wor- WEBSITES:THE FIRST THING plishing the mission of the parish. If you focus the money ship of the 1928 and guard the YOUR VISITOR SEES on the mission, the church will grow and you’ll eventually Catholic faith as represented in the Anglican tradition.” It have enough money to carry your priest. Your website is critical to attracting new people. Most peo- may not have been codified as such, but this is likely a fair expression of the mission of our churches. But as a mission ple who are looking for a church will go to the Internet first. DEALING WITH CHANGE In the good old days your visitor would walk through your it cannot create growth. The worship wars of the last 30 years door on Sunday morning and that would be You know the old joke: “How many parish- the first impression. No longer: Today your ioners does it take to change a lightbulb? visitor has likely visited your parish without Change?!!!! Why change?” Churches are by your even knowing. They did this by look- nature resistant to change. Revitalization ing for, or at, your website, and having seen demands change. When instituting change we it (or not found it), has made a decision either must be prepared for resistance. This may to visit or not. The look, navigation and con- come in many forms, from passive-aggres- tent of your website are vitally important. sive attitudes to vocal challenges. The key to Anyone under 50 will go to the Web first. revitalization is how we manage that resist- Your website is their first impression. ance. Website dos and don’ts: One of the things many people fail to con- • An old, outdated website with stale infor- sider is when we institute change we upset the mation is an immediate turn-off. If the arti- cart and some people may leave. While this cles are from 2008 you are announcing: is not the goal and is sometimes a great loss, “NOTHING NEW IS HAPPENING. GO the fact is you cannot institute a new ethos ELSEWHERE!” without it. You must expect it and move on. • Don’t settle for a lame or stale website. Work You may want to imagine a curve on a graph on the copy until the website works for you. with a drop beginning at the start of the Having a website that gets you no visitors is changes followed by a decline of six months a waste of time. Tweak the copy and design to one year before you start seeing the line until you find you’re getting inquiries. Church-growth outreach must also be children-friendly. going up again. are, for the most part over, and most people under 50 have One tool we recently used was a parish reflective exercise ALL OUTREACH, little or no connection to the 1928 BCP. in which we asked a series of questions and shared the ALL THE TIME To revitalize we must revamp the mission of the parish. answers to help the parish see where we are, what needs to Church growth is not about adding people to your Sunday happen, and what obstacles were in place. Part of the exer- “Spaghetti dinners” and “movie nights” not working? service, it is about bringing the love of Christ to a broken cise was to create more ownership in the process of change. Outreach entails getting out into the community and rais- world. Tip: Expect a decline when you begin to change things. ing visibility. Here are a few of things we have done. At the Church of the Resurrection we are developing a In order to turn things around you must do things you’ve For years our church set up and operated a fried dough mission around our gifts and talents. Since I have experi- never done to get results you’ve never had. Keep the faith. stand at the annual Harvest Festival with our stand pitched ence working with people struggling with addictions and It will turn around. right in front of the senior center. Last year, after polling have spent time working to launch a non-profit therapeu- other festival participants who’d been operating right around tic program in the past, and since addiction is a big prob- PRAYER:THE SPIRITUAL WORK our stands for years, I learned that everyone thought our fried lem in our area, we are positioning ourselves to open a OF REVITALIZATION dough stand was an outreach of the senior center! What a sober house and become a resource to address the issues of disappointing revelation. They didn’t connect it with a local addiction in our community. When someone thinks of The issues discussed above are important, but they can- church at all. (Next year you can bet the signage will be “in addiction and help we want them to think of us. not generate growth by themselves. If we are to see revital- your face” and there will be no mistaking that a local church Tip: Make a distinction between your identify and your ization, it must begin with prayer and it must be empow- is sponsoring it.) Still, we were unprepared, so we created mission, and develop a mission that draws your parish out ered by the Holy Spirit. postcard invitations with our website address on it and dis- into the world. Stand on a solid identity and then reach out Two years ago, we at the Church of the Resurrection began tributed it with similar copy up and down the street dur- in ways that make sense. praying earnestly for growth. Today, more people are in ing the event. Our senior warden and another parishioner church. Visitors are “sticking.” Things are turning around. could be seen walking up and down the street handing FINANCES:TAMING THE BEAST The Holy Spirit is moving in people’s lives. This is exem- them out. Doing things like this also help us to identify who plified in one man who, when he first began attending, are “evangelists” in the parish. One of the most difficult issues in any church, especial- seemed as though a dark cloud hung over him. We have Two years ago we began an annual outdoors neighbor- ly when in decline, is finances. When finances are weak there prayed for his healing each time he’s come and recently we’ve hood barbeque on the church grounds. Each September we is tremendous pressure on the pastor, the treasurer and the noticed a very clear improvement. He recently remarked on provide food, host a live band with contemporary Christian vestry. A church that’s struggling financially cannot success- how he is seeing God move in his life. This is what church music and rent a moon bounce for the neighborhood kids fully reverse decline without getting a handle on the finan- is all about! to enjoy. The event is designed to raise our visibility among cial situation. This means very tough decisions must be Final tip: The first order of business in revitalization is our neighbors and let them know we are here for them. We made. pray, and keep on praying. Reach out in the power of the also host teaching events called Re-4m seminars on topics A church that consumes all of its resources on salaries Holy Spirit. God wants the Church to prosper. These days like Forgiveness, Prayer and Addiction that are open to the or buildings is not just hamstrung, it is out of order. require a church on fire for God and filled with the power public. In May we hosted a motorcycle “Bike Blessing” and Money must be freed up to invest in the growth of the of the Spirit. Let us pray that He revitalize and renew His ride to raise money for a Sober House. church. Like a family that seizes control of its spending Church. Tip: People go where there is life. Outreaches and spe- habits, a church must make the tough choices to manage cial events listed on a website show visitors that the church its financial affairs so it can function from a place of Father Mirabile is provost of the Church of the Resurrection, is active. They convey a feeling of vibrancy. Outreach shows strength, not weakness. But the answer is not necessarily Ansonia, Connecticut, U.S.A.

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DIOCESAN SYNODS

cese of Nueva Granada, which he leads. He was pres- region,” he concluded. “We ask that the Lord prosper the ent in part to learn how diocesan synods are conducted in work of our hands in his kingdom to the glory of the Blessed MISSION the United States, Archbishop Haverland said. Eternal Trinity. We pray for the empowerment from on In other action, synod delegates: high, through the Holy Spirit himself, in acts of mercy, and • Adopted a budget of US$115,000 for the coming fiscal in witnessing to the world salvation in Jesus Christ, the only year. Son of God, the savior of the whole world.” RECEIVED • Consented to Archbishop Haverland’s appointments of In synod business, Bishop Iverach reappointed the Rev. Elizabeth Dorminey, chancellor; the Very Rev. Nicholas C. Canon Neville Nixon to the Diocesan Council for a one- Athanaelos, secretary; and Karen Sybrandt, treasurer. All are year term. Also, a budget of Aus$6,000 was adopted for the from St. Stephen’s, Athens. year ending Dec. 31. IN SOUTH • Elected the Rev. Canon Frederick Bentley (St. Timothy’s, Charleston, South Carolina), the Rev. Gerald W. Bruce (St. MID-ATLANTIC STATES NEW CONGREGATION Francis of Assisi, Gainesville, ), James Lazenby, (St. Delegates to the annual Synod of the Diocese of the LOCATED IN FLORIDA Benedict’s, Chapel Hill, ) and John Snyder Mid-Atlantic States, meeting June 7 at the Marriott (Holy Trinity, Greenville, South Carolina) to the Council Hotel at Fair Oaks, Fairfax, Virginia, U.S.A., were challenged of Advice, and the Rev. Robert Hart (St. Benedict’s, Chapel to become “a unified, informed, educated and growing dio- Our Lady of the Angels, a recently established con- Hill) and Richard Tarsitano (St. Michael and All Angels, cese with a deeper understanding of the Catholic faith, gregation in New Smyrna Beach,Florida,U.S.A., was Orange Park, Florida) to the Consistory Court. Anglican worship and the Holy Scriptures.” received into the Diocese of the South as a mission dur- • Elected, in the House of Clergy, Father Athanaelos, prolo- “If this vision can be attained, it gives us a uniquely pos- ing the diocese’s annual Synod on May 2 at St. Stephen’s, cutor; the Rev. Jefferson Otwell (St. Luke’s, Augusta, itive presence in our neighborhood,” the Episcopal Visitor, Athens, Georgia. Georgia), deputy prolocutor; and the Rev. Jonathan S. Fog- the Rt. Rev. Donald F. Lerow, said in his charge to the The congregation is led by the Rev. Canon C. Richmond gin (Administrative Assistant to the Metropolitan), recorder. synod. “And frankly, the key phrase in all this is to be: Bridge, longtime chaplain of King’s College at Dalhousie • Elected, in the House of Laity, William Bullock (Our Sav- ACCTION — Anglican Catholic Church Together in Our University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, . Canon Bridge iour, Florence, South Carolina), speaker; Jackie Kylander (St. Neighborhoods.” was rector of an Episcopalian parish in New Smyrna Beach; Benedict’s, Chapel Hill), deputy prolocutor; and Meghan Tar- Bishop Lerow pointed to a survey in which more than a significant group of parishioners followed him in the sitano (St. Michael and All Angels, Orange Park), recorder. 160 lay and clergy in the diocese participated. He said the establishment of Our Lady of the Angels. The new mission survey: worships in an attractive chapel on five acres of land on the AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND • Demonstrated “how critical it is to improve communica- outskirts of town. The 21st Synod of the Missionary Diocese of Aus- tion across the diocese to bring transparency and openness The addition of Our Lady of the Angels was balanced by tralia and New Zealand convened April 27 at St.James’ to changes, decisions being made, and events taking place.” the closure of St. John the Theologian, Pompano Pro-Cathedral, Mermaid Beach, Queensland. • Pointed to “the need to improve our understanding of Beach,Florida, the diocesan, Archbishop Haverland, re- The diocesan, the Rt. Rev. Brian Iverach, presided. Anglican Catholic faith and practice among lay and clergy ported in his charge to Synod. The building has been sold, Bishop Iverach stressed the importance of this anniver- and to bring a deeper understanding and appreciation for and the small congregation has dispersed. Some now attend sary in his charge. “Our diocese turns 21 today,” he said. our traditions.” Holy Guardian Angels in Lantana, while a few people have “Happy birthday to you all! We have attained our maturi- • Showed diocesan churchfolk “have a very strong interest switched to St. Peter’s, an Anglican Province of America ty to do the works demanded of us.” in reaching out into your communities and are struggling parish in Deerfield Beach. These works, he went on, include: with ways to do so.” “We regret their closing,” Archbishop Haverland said. But, • Worshiping God in the beauty of holiness; To address these concerns, this year’s synod took on a new he added, “in terms of membership, the new group more • Going into the world with the Gospel of sure salvation in shape, with clergy and laity participating in three workshop than balances the losses.” Jesus Christ; discussions designed to capture ideas and develop action In his charge, Archbishop Haverland touched upon dif- • Evangelizing by example of the Christian life, forsaking plans to be implemented in the coming year to make meas- ficulties the diocese, and the ACC in the United States in all worldliness; urable progress toward achieving goals in communication, general, is facing in attracting new members. • Raising up men in Christ as fellow workers in the Lord’s education and outreach. “We live in an era of major decline in Christian practice,” kingdom, to do the works God commands; and Ascension, Centreville, Virginia was the host parish for he told delegates. “There is no reason why the ACC should • Feeding the hungry, helping the poor, teaching the chil- the synod, during which synod delegates: not be able to grow even in such an era. We are a Church dren, healing the sick, loving God and neighbor as one • Adopted a $149,310 budget for the coming fiscal year. with strong and distinctive beliefs, and such Churches can loves oneself, in acts of mercy, on the pathway to eternity. • Accepted the petition of All Saints’, Virginia to be upgrad- do well even when other Churches decline. But we have to “Our diocese is set to do what God commands,” Bishop ed from mission to full parish status. work harder at it in order to accomplish what a generation Iverach told synod delegates. “All he commands.” • Learned from Bishop Lerow that he has assumed episcopal or two ago came more easily.” “We come together as a missionary diocese at 21 years’ oversight of St. Mark’s Anglican Church, Lynchburg, Virginia. A special guest at the synod was the Rt. Rev. 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Robinson, Archbishop of the UECNA and Bishop of the Missionary Diocese of the West, ordained the The Traditional Anglican Church of Canada, a Rev. Frank Bernard Hume-Dawson to the priest- missionary district of the ACC’s Original Province, is active- hood. Father Hume-Dawson is priest-in-charge of St. Au- ly working to provide support for the ACC’s work in the gustine’s (UECNA), Phoenix, Arizona. Republic of Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of • Congo (DRC]. On Whitsunday, May 19, 2013, at Holy Paraclete with The Africa Appeal, as the mission is called, is headed St. Mary and Martha, Cape Town, Western Cape Province, by the Rev. David C. Marriott SSC, who has visited both Republic of South Africa, the Rt. Rev. Alan Kenyon-Hoare, countries and has witnessed the ACC’s work there firsthand. Bishop of Southern Africa, ordained the Rev. Mathewos “The primary effort of the Africa Appeal is to provide sup- Yohannes Ugebo to the priesthood. Father Ugebo, a port for liturgical necessities and for church building, as well former Roman Catholic from Ethiopia and a grad- as ensure regular financial support for clergy living expens- uate of the Catholic School of Theology and Philosophy, is es,” Father Marriott writes in the June number of The Tra- licensed to the Mission of Our Father’s House, Wellington, ditional Anglican News, the TACC’s monthly newsletter. Western Cape Province. Last year, the Africa Appeal received a total of Can$15,905 from donors in Canada, Father Marriott went on to write. • Canon Stanley R. Sinclair, rector of St. Mark’s, Of this, Can$15,150 was sent to Africa, with the remain- On Trinity Sunday, May 26, 2013, at St. Peter’s, Botsha- Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, receives the Royal ing $755 carried forward for use in 2013. These are unau- belo, Free State Province, Republic of South Africa, the Rt. Canadian Heritage Award from the Hon. Judith Rev. Alan Kenyon-Hoare, Bishop of Southern Africa, or- dited figures based on year-end totals, he noted. Guichon, lieutenant governor of British Columbia who “At the start of 2012, it had seemed that the task of find- dained the Rev.Pula Jeffrey Tseou to the priesthood and officially represents the Canadian monarch, Queen Admire Ticharwa Daniel Chenga,Sello Johannes ing over Can$1,000 a month for the Appeal was well-nigh Elizabeth II, in the province. Canon Sinclair was impossible,” Father Marriott writes. “But, thanks to our gen- Lesenyeho, Ishmael Mofokeng and Johannes honored for his many years of service to the Nhlapo to the diaconate. Father Tseou is licensed to St. Pat- erous donors, we have been able to surpass that goal. Because Monarchist League of Canada, which he chaired for a of this, the two Churches [in Cameroon and the DRC] have rick’s Mission, Botshabelo East; Deacon Lesenyeho to St. number of years. Peter’s Mission, Botshabelo; and Mofokeng and been able to grow and initiate new projects and new parish- es, responding to the demands placed on them by those who Nhlapo to Emmanuel Parish, Harankopane, Free State; RESIGNATION while Deacon Chenga has a general license to minister in are discovering the Anglican Catholic faith and want to estab- Rev. Laurence K.Wells KwaZulu-Natal Province, with a mandate to establish a The has resigned as rector of lish a new parish.” mission in the Indian Ocean coastal metropolis of Durban. St. Michael and All Angels, Orange Park, Florida, U.S.A., The Africa Appeal’s goal for 2013 is to raise Can$24,000, • for reasons of health. Father Marriott said. This amounts to roughly Can$1,000 On the Feast of St. Justin Martyr, June 1, 2013, at St. per month for both Cameroon and the DRC. Mark’s, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, the Most Rev. LETTERS DIMISSORY Donations are managed by Father Marriott’s parishes, St. James E. Provence, Archbishop of the Anglican Province of The Rev. Patrick Rodgers, Missionary Diocese of Bride of Kildare, Pitts Meadows, British Columbia, and St. Christ the King, who kindly provides episcopal visitation the East (UECNA) has been issued with Letters Dimissory Columba of Iona, Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia. The to St. Mark’s in order to assist the ACC in British Columbia, to the Diocese of the Eastern United States, Anglican two parishes also absorb all costs relating to mailing and pho- ordained the Rev. George Betsos to the priesthood. Province of America, to accept an assignment within that tocopying, Western Union fees, and bank fees. Father Betsos, who has an Honors Bachelor of Arts degree jurisdiction. “Thus 100% of donations go to Africa directly,” Father from the University of Toronto and a Master of Theological Marriott writes. Studies and a Diploma in Sacred Ministry from the Toronto DEPOSITION School of Theology, is assistant curate at St. Mark’s. On the Feast of the Most Precious Blood of Our Lord Jesus SCHOOL OPENED Christ, July 1, 2013, the Most Rev. Mark Haverland, INSTITUTION Archbishop of the South, with the advice and consent of the IN PAKISTAN On Trinity I, June 2, 2013, the Rt. Rev. Donald F. Lerow, Council of Advice of ministry within the Diocese and Church A new school in the central Pakistani city of Mian Episcopal Visitor to the Mid-Atlantic States, instituted the of the South, deposed Miguel Angel Burgos Torres and Channu has recently been opened by the Diocese of Rev. Kevin Spaeth as rector of Epiphany, Amherst, released him from all obligations and exercises of office, for Lahore (CIPBC). Virginia, U.S.A. reasons that do not affect his moral character. St. Peter’s School is intended to provide primary educa- tion for Christian children, many of whom face discrimi- PARISH INVITED ITS NEIGHBORS TO DINNER nation because of their faith. According to the school’s headmaster, the Rev. Deacon Reuben Iqbal, 51 students are enrolled in the first matric- ulating class. The Ven. Mushtaq Andrew, Archdeacon and Bishop- Elect of Lahore, hopes St. Peter’s will provide a model for founding additional Christian schools in the area. This effort dovetails with the mission of Pak-Anglican Social Services (PASS), founded by Father Andrew to help the dio- cese aid those in need, regardless of faith or creed, by pro- viding assistance in social and economic difficulty. Father Andrew said it is his vision “to bring changes to the poor families of Pakistan by educating their children and witnessing to the Christian faith.

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The Rt. Rev. Damien Mead, Bishop of the United Kingdom, is convalescing after seriously injuring his foot when a large cabinet fell on him as he assisted in moving the Canterbury Church Shop in Canterbury, England, to its new quarters on June 1. He is expected to resume his duties in late August. • Our Lady and St. Edward, Bolton, , England is searching for a new place to worship after los- St.Thomas of Canterbury, Roanoke,Virginia, U.S.A. reached out to its Airlee Court Neighborhood, ing its home in the historic Iron Church. where the parish has been located since 1981, by inviting neighborhood residents to dinner on May 14.About 25 “Unfortunately, the business leasing the historic build- residents enjoyed a dinner of Sloppy Joes and chili, salad and a variety of desserts and beverages.The meal was ing has had to leave the premises and the congregation, who prepared by members of the parish and was offered to residents at no cost to them.The idea originated with had converted the old vestry into a chapel, have become Candie Tomlinson of St.Thomas’ Outreach Committee, who with Cynthia Todd organized the event.“The Airlee homeless,” said the Rev. Howard Marsh, priest-in-charge. Court residents have been great neighbors for many years,” said Father Paul T. Beutell, rector.“It’s nice to have the The small mission is meeting weekly at the Wolfenden opportunity to do something for them, to say ‘Thank you.’” A second dinner is scheduled for October, he added. Center in Bolton until more permanent quarters are found. 6 THETRINITARIAN / JULY-AUGUST 2013 7 THESPOTLIGHT Was being at CRE a useful exercise? Yes. Would we do it again? THE ACC Yes (if we can afford to).

Canon Walker added a particularly bright moment when he climbed behind the wheel of the Christian Motorsport Team sports car. ON DISPLAY The day ended for me as it started. But instead of an attack raid it was more of a stealth strike. A man, whose collar and badge told me he was a minister in the United Reformed FACE TO FACE WITH PEOPLE IN THE UK Church, approached me just after closing and, after crack- ing a few unfunny jokes (aimed at the tradition within The Rt. Rev. Damien Mead and clergy and laity of the with two lovely people I lost touch with years ago when Anglo-Catholicism and the requirement of Roman Cath- Diocese of the United Kingdom recently spent a week promot- they were forced to sell their business on health grounds. olicism of clerical celibacy), suddenly turned nasty and ing the diocese and the ACC at Britain’s largest Christian Good to see them, but sorry to hear that the health prob- accused me and (through me) every traditional Anglican exhibition. During that time they came in contact with many lem is still there. Catholic, of being responsible for all the ills within the people, some of whom have since showed up at ACC congre- Church in this country, from pedophilia to what he termed gations. By and large inquirers were receptive, although a few WEDENSDAY,MAY 15: DAY TWO reducing the Church of England to a “laughingstock.” were not so nice. Bishop Mead’s diary, which follows, tells the The emotional response from, in particular the lady story. An even busier day than yesterday. The Archdeacon, “attack bomber” to the URC minister, was intense. I am sorry Father Raymond Thompson, was on duty, representing the that they are carrying such heavy and clearly painful bag- MONDAY,MAY 13: SET-UP DAY clergy. Roy Hipkiss once again doing sterling work and gage, but neither of them wanted to discuss or debate our Neil Annis (who is head of development for my business- differences. I had some booklets specially printed on “hot With our Canterbury Church’s Minibus (seats removed) es and is helping to promote the Church Shop) visiting CRE potato” issues that I thought might arise and might prevent packed with all manner of exciting exhibition equipment, for the first time. arguments and try to head off confrontation. Sadly, these Roy Hipkiss and I set out for Sandown Park, Esher, Very interesting visitors. Sales are up too. Interest in the folk refused this information because they could not and Surrey. The famous race- Anglican Missal and Arch- would not accept anything that might challenge them to course is home each year in its bishop Haverland’s book, think differently. conference and exhibition Anglican Catholic Faith and center, built under and be- Practice, increasing. Very en- FRIDAY, MAY 17:THE FINAL DAY hind the grandstand, to the couraging reception from International Christian some Forward in Faith folk A good end to an interesting (though sometimes chal- Resources Exhibition, the and, rather unexpectedly, lenging) week. Today Roy Hipkiss, Canon Walker and I were largest of its kind in the from some Christians on the joined by the diocesan secretary, Dr. Roy Fidge, and by United Kingdom. complete opposite side of the Katherine Baker. Arriving mid-afternoon, ecclesiastical spectrum! Good contacts continued to be made, information leaflets Roy and I set about erecting Thankfully only a few odd, and booklets were distributed, and some interesting people the stand and ensuring that confrontational and awkward were encountered. everything was in good work- folk, and only one or two Sadly, Katherine was singled out when she was on her own, ing order. As we worked we outright rude ones! The exploring the exhibition, by a C of E clergywoman who was met our neighbors. Some Archdeacon did get a female really quite rude, confrontational and nasty. But dear were friendly young men in Church of England minister Katherine stayed calm and weathered the storm, standing the next-door stand who were approach him and say, her ground in a dignified way. One male clergyman justi- involved with the “Christian “You’re the people that don’t fied why he disagreed with us by stating that his wife was Motorsport Team,” the cen- like us,” to which Father Ray also “a priest according to the formularies of the Church of terpiece of their display being responded, “We like every- England” — as if that made it all right. One lady said we a sports car. One of the or- one.” But she wasn’t having were denying her “calling to serve God.” This, of course, is ganizers of the CRE doing any of that. the larger issue: not about the possibility that she may have his rounds came and wel- Heigh ho! The ACC display is set up and ready for all who wish to look in and learn. been called to serve God, but the failure of the Church to comed us. which she belongs to help her discern that calling within My visits over the past few THURSDAY, the framework of historic catholic and apostolic practice. years to the exhibition remind MAY 16: Let me make clear that we encountered other clergy (male me and encourage me that Canon Donald Walker relives his childhood behind and also female) who, while not necessarily agreeing with the Christian Church in all its the wheel of a sports car, the centerpiece of the DAY THREE us, were a credit to their collars and did not bait us. “broadness” is still a force to Christian Motorsport Tea display. Our ACC presence has called a stir, which was not real- be reckoned with in the UK. Phew! What a day! ly our intention. We have had a lot of positive and encour- I am amazed at the ingenuity and inspiration so many peo- In some respects, the first half hour set a recurring theme aging comments from our fellow Christians. We have met ple have to support the Church in its ministry and work. for the rest of the day. some very like-minded people, including some who made An argumentative woman made a beeline for us and it clear how important it was to them personally that we were TUESDAY,MAY 14: DAY ONE tried to argue with me about the ACC’s stance on just about present. everything. She and her husband were very dismissive of our Throughout the week I met a lot of people who already Jolly good first day. Canon Donald Walker and Roy size and our history, and they refused any literature or expla- knew of us through our website (about which comments Hipkiss doing a fantastic job. Making contacts, fielding nations. Sadly, in mid-argument she revealed that in her made were most complimentary). One C of E priest knew questions, sharing information. We have invested in a scan- Church of England church laypeople are allowed to cele- us all by name and even our individual locations (a bit dis- ning device, a barcode scanner slightly more upmarket than brate Holy Communion. I found myself, quite unexpect- concerting but a revelation about how important the Internet the ones at the local supermarket. edly, explaining to her the Church of England’s own rules is). The branding on the Church Minibus, parked strategi- We can now build a database of individuals who have ex- prohibiting this practice! cally by Roy Hipkiss each day, provoked comment and pressed an interest. I have reassured those folk that the most She must have enjoyed her attack, for she returned for a brought us inquirers. they will get as a follow-up will be a letter saying “Thank second fly-past. I didn’t relish being the target as she released Despite the rudeness of some Christians attending, I can you for visiting us” — unless they indicate they want fur- her “bouncing bombs” as she “flew” down the Esher Hall say that yes, on the whole, Christian discipleship manifest- ther contact! at me! However, better me than any of our lay or clergy vol- ed itself in Christian love, was the overall experience of Lots of diverse and interesting people. Periods of great unteers! CRE 2013. I know that we, at the ACC stall, tried to do busyness with all three of us in discussion and chat. A few There were a lot of positive contacts, and many people this. Praise God! difficult people asking questions or rather making statements — including some Protestant, Evangelical and Free Church such as “Oh you’re the lot that worship Mary” — but sadly folk — who seemed genuinely amazed that we actually CONCLUSION most of them not willing to discuss or take information that shared some things in common! I became aware, however, explains and answers such inaccuracies. from some of those visiting us that, whether they were lib- Was being at CRE a useful exercise? Yes. Would we do it We are in a good position by a coffee bar and near a large erals in theology and practice or ultra-conservative again? Yes (if we can afford to: it isn’t cheap). Why? Because open area of bookstalls. The only disappointment is our book Protestants, many were on a completely different wave- despite everything above, it is VERY, VERY rewarding to sales today. Canon Don scored the first goal with the sale length from us. be face to face with people who say “Oh my goodness, I was of an ACC Ordo Kalendar. Tomorrow we are changing our I had one or two exhibitors approach me who were aware beginning to despair that I would never find anything like approach and better displaying our wares. of the flak we seemed to be attracting. They commiserat- the ACC. Where are you located? How do I join? There are We have also established some new contacts for the Can- ed, and one lady on another stall offered to take our liter- people I know whom I must tell I have met you! Can I have terbury Church Shop. I have renewed an acquaintance ature to display. Bishop Mead and Canon Walker talk with enquirers. Roy Hipkiss kicks back after a busy day. more leaflets, please?” 8 THETRINITARIAN JULY-AUGUST 2013

SYNODS tary; John Taylor (All Angels’, Springfield), assistant treas- to have “the three things that will prevent us from sleepwalk- urer; the Rev. Jeffrey G. Edmunds (St. Luke’s, Fredericksburg, ing through life. We must know our identity — a son or FROM PAGE 4 Virginia), historiographer; and the Rev. Dennis L. Sossi daughter of God, unique and unrepeatable. We must have (non-parochial), registrar and official principal. James a purpose in life: not the purpose the world would place on • Elected the Rev. John L. Roddy (St. Andrew and St. D’Wolf, diocesan treasurer since 1990, has resigned but us, but the purpose that God intends for us. Finally, once Margaret, Alexandria, Virginia) and Raymond Furman (St. will continue in office until a successor is named. Synod del- we know who we are and why we exist, we must then choose Columba’s, Warrenton, Va.) to the Standing Committee; the egates later passed a resolution honoring Mr. D’Wolf for his to live in a way that conforms to this purpose.” Rev. Carleton Clarke (All Angels’, Springfield, Virginia) years of service. Bishop Starks also reported on work being done to make and Robert M. Gill (St. Thomas of Canterbury, Roanoke, • Passed a constitutional amendment to allow the forma- Bethlehem Priory in Lexington, Kentucky into a house of Virginia) to the Executive Committee; the Rev. Paul T. tion of an institution of theological studies. The amendment studies and retreat center, and called on members of the Beutell (St. Thomas of Canterbury, Roanoke) and the Hon. was passed at last year’s Synod, but due to changes made diocese to join him in these endeavors. Two groups from Richard Abell (St. Andrew and St. Margaret of Scotland, this year, it will need to be read at next year’s Synod in order the Cathedral Church of St. Edward the Confessor, Alexandria) to the Diocesan Court; and the Rev. Timothy to go into effect. Indianapolis, Indiana have already spent weekends there, J. Weiss (Good Shepherd, Abingdon, Virginia), Daniel he said. Townshend (St. Anne’s, Charlotte Hall, Maryland) to a MIDWEST In other action, synod delegates elected Robert Fechtman, two-year term and John Hekman (St. Alban’s, Richmond, The 42nd Synod of the Diocese of the Midwest chancellor; Harriet R. King, recorder; Jerome Griffey, bur- Virginia) to a one-year term as alternates, Diocesan Court. took place May 3-4 at St. Paul’s, Grand Rapids, , sar; the Rev. Daniel J. Jennings, prolocutor of the House of • Consented to the following appointments by Bishop U.S.A., with the diocesan, the Rt. Rev. Rommie M. Starks, Clergy; the Rev. Brian Newman, deputy prolocutor; John Lerow: D. Bruce Shine (Good Shepherd, Abingdon), chan- presiding. Ward, steward of the House of Laity; and Susan Griffey, cellor; Deborah S. Weaver (Ascension, Centreville), secre- In his charge, Bishop Starks challenged synod delegates deputy steward. All are from St. Edward the Confessor except Father Newman, who is from St. John the Evangelist, Dayton, Kentucky and Mr. Ward, who is from All Saints’, Janesville, Wisconsin. Following the synod, the Rev. Canon William Neuroth, BE AN ANGEL! retired rector of St. John the Evangelist, Dayton, conduct- SUPPORT ed a workshop on evangelism and church growth. BISHOP THETRINITARIAN® FROM PAGE 1 BY JOINING THE theology from the Fuller Theological Seminary in 1994. He was ordained to the diaconate on Feb. 16, 1986 by the Rt. Rev. John Thayer Cahoon Jr., then Assistant Bishop of the Anglican Diocese (now Province) of Christ the King, ANGELS’ CLUB! and was priested on Dec. 7 of that year by the Rt. Rev. 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CONFIRMATIONS / RECEPTIONS • On May 19, 2013, at All Saints’, Aiken, South Carolina, U.S.A., the Most Rev. Mark Haverland received Elizabeth On April 14, 2013, at All Saints’, Saluda, Virginia, U.S.A., On May 12, 2013, at St. Matthew’s, Newport Beach, Kirsten Collins and Dale Barraclough McCarthy the Rt. Rev. Donald F. Lerow confirmed Paul William Pru- California, U.S.A., the Most Rev. Mark Haverland con- from the Episcopal Church, and James Joseph McCar- itt, Matthew Aaron Young and Philip Daniel Young. firmed Caitlin Beers, Peter Board, Liam Cook, thy from the Roman Catholic Church. • Isabel Ertac, Sara Ertac, Charlotte Harriman, On April 28, 2013, at All Angels’, Springfield, Virginia, Autra Kelly,Decca Kelley,Truffaut Kelley,Jonathan • U.S.A., the Rt. Rev. Donald F. Lerow conditionally confirm- Kirchner, Emily Martin, Matthew Norman, Janae On May 19, 2013, at St. Andrew’s, Los Alamitos, Calif- ed Kenneth Ivey. O’Connor, Katherine Odell, Harrison Palmer, ornia, U.S.A., the Rt. Rev. D. Presley Hutchens confirmed • Elliott Rhee, Ethan Rhee, Jamie Rhee, Paul Rhee, Sean McLaughlin,Joseph Messina and Laura Swing- On May 5, 2013, at Holy Trinity, Port Charlotte, U.S.A., Elizabeth Rowley,Jessica Schildt,Camellia Thomas rover. the Most Rev. Mark Haverland received Dorothy Jean and Julia Wong. • Aitkenhead, Edward Alexander Aitkenhead, • On May 26, 2013, at St. Patrick’s, Botshabelo East, Free Cecilia Ann Kieffer and Marlene Jenny Simonian. On May 19, 2013, at Holy Paraclete with St. Mary and State Province, Republic of South Africa, the Rt. Rev. Alan • St. Martha, Cape Town, Western Cape Province, Republic Kenyon-Hoare confirmed Tshoanelo P.Khaile, Mote- On May 10, 2013, at St. Matthew’s, Newport Beach, of South Africa, the Rt. Rev. Alan Kenyon-Hoare confirm- bang Lebese, Gift Mpho Lekoto, Mamohau C. California, U.S.A., the Most Rev. Mark Haverland confirm- ed Michael Botha, Munyaradzi Gurure, Luthando Majela, John Motsamai Makhomfane, Isaac Mon- ed Ashli Renee Farrar, a communicant of St. Mary’s, Mziwoxolo Mayekiso, Sihle Nelson Matunzi and gesi Maqwara,Thabo E. Matsau,Thapelo W.Mat- Denver, Colorado. Robert van Wyk. sau, Ntwabeseng Matsiekoane, Evodia Molebon- eng Matsitsa, Fredericks Mohale Matsoko, Gift DEATHS Tebello Matsoko,Johannes Moskawa Modise,Mpho E. Mokhethi, Leroto Rose Morutle, Daniel Mole- THE REV.W.STANLEY DAVIS CAROL TRIMMIER sonbas Mosala, Joseph Motlalentoa Motlohi, Nta- The Rev.William Stanley Davis, honorary curate at Carol Elizabeth Bennett Trimmier, wife of the Rev. biseng Mtsiekoane, Cynthia Dimakatso Pesa, Ivy St. Stephen’s, Athens, Georgia, U.S.A., and longtime assis- Norman P. Trimmier Jr., retired rector of St. Timothy’s, Maserame Pesa,Sylvester Seliane Seliane,Mamo- tant at St. Hilda of Whitby, Atlanta, Georgia, died Friday, Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.A., died Friday, April 19, khethi S. Selia and Lemohang L.Valashiya. May 10, 2013, in Atlanta. He was 71. 2013, at St. Francis’ Hospital, Charleston, she was 79. • A 1969 graduate of Georgia State University, he was or- In addition to her husband, she is survived by sons Dick- On June 2, 2013, at St. Mark’s, Victoria, British Colum- dained to the diaconate in 1990 and to the priesthood in 1991 son Dunlap, David Dunlap, Debbie Lott and Donna In- bia, Canada, the Most Rev. James E. Provence confirmed by Rt. Rev. William O. Lewis, late Bishop of the South. gram, stepsons Norman P. Trimmier III and Benjamin David Beales, Karen Beales and Ruth Magnusson. He is survived by his wife, Jerri, and a daughter, Kathleen. Carl Trimmier, brothers Gibb Bennett, Dick Bennett and • Archbishop Haverland celebrated the Requiem on Friday, Larry Bennett, eight grandchildren and four great-grand- On June 21, 2013, at Christ Church, Metairie, Louisiana, May 17, 2013, at St. Hilda’s, Atlanta. Assisting him were the children. U.S.A., the Rt. Rev. D. Presley Hutchens confirmed John Very Rev. Nicholas C. Athanaelos and the Rev. Terrence Hall. The funeral was Saturday, April 27, 2013, at St. Timothy’s, Morris Alford Hollister, son of the Rev. Canon John A. Burial was in Arlington Cemetery in Sandy Springs near Atlanta. Charleston. The Rev. Canon Frederick Bentley officiated. and Dr. Debra S. Hollister. CHURCH DIRECTORY OTHER CALIFORNIA (UECNA) TEXAS (U.S.A.) JURISDICTIONS St. Stephen’s Anglican Catholic Church ACC jurisdictions not running paid The only ACC Parish serving North Texas Sunday Eucharist • 8:30 a.m. notices in the Church Directory: 901 Waterfall Way, #403, Richardson, Texas 75080 DIOCESE OF AWEIL 27555 Baseline Street 972-669-1928 (South Sudan) Highland, California 92346 Sunday Services: 9:15 Sunday School • 10:00 Holy Eucharist The Rt. Rev. Wilson Garang 951-389-4463 www.spuecna.org www.ststephensacc.org P.O. Box 23495-00100 (G.P.O.) , Kenya [email protected] GEORGIA (U.S.A.) MIDWESTERN U.S.A. Home: 612-4932-0101 Cell: 264-721-801408 St. Stephen’s Anglican Catholic Church MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF THE CARIBBEAN Pro-Cathedral of the Diocese of the South THE DIOCESE (Deanery of Haiti) 800 Timothy Road, Athens GA 30606 The Very Rev. Jean Bien-Aime, (706) 543-8657 • www.ststephensathens.org OF THE MIDWEST Vicar General The Rt. Rev. R.M. Starks, Bishop Ordinary [email protected] The Most Rev. Mark D. Haverland, Bishop Ordinary 4020 E. 71st St., Indianapolis, IN 46220 • (317) 753-9276 MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF CONGO The Very Rev. Nicholas C. Athanaelos, Rector and Dean INDIANA (Democratic Republic of Congo) Sunday FRANKLIN AKRON The Rt. Rev. Steven Ayule-Milenge St. Andrew St. Mary 8:30 a.m. Mattins • 9:00 a.m. Low Mass P.O. Box 393 920 North Main Street 1677 Triplett Blvd. Cyangugu, Republic of Rwanda 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Adult and Youth • 11:00 a.m. Sung Mass (317) 738-4499 (330) 794-2141 [email protected] Weekdays Rev. A. Keith Coyner, Rector The Rev. Canon Leigh A. Kester, Rector SUN: Mass 10 A.M. Phone: +243 (0) 853712068 or 12:00 p.m. Low Mass: Tues., Wed., Fri. • 6:00 p.m. Low Mass: Thurs. SUN: Mass 8 A.M., 10 A.M. +243 (0) 812223660 Holy Days • As Announced INDIANAPOLIS Cathedral of St. Edward the Confessor MISSIONARY DIOCESE 6361 N. Keystone Avenue CLEVELAND OF THE EASTERN CAPE (317) 253-3949 St. James (Republic of South Africa) CANADA The Very Rev. J. Charles King, Ph.D., 55th and Payne Streets The Rt. Rev. Solomzi Samson Mentjies Dean and Rector (216) 431-3252 P.O. Box 21640 SUN: Matins 9 A.M., Mass 9:30 A.M. The Rev. Cyril K. Crume, Rector Traditional Anglican Church of Canada – ACC Mass each weekday, call for times SUN: Mass 8 A.M., Port Elizabeth 6000, South Africa A Missionary District of the Anglican Catholic Church Sung Mass 10:30 A.M. PERU MISSIONARY DIOCESE TACC Phone: 705-746-7378 Holy Trinity, 34 W. Main Street DAYTON OF NUEVA GRANADA Vicar-General (765) 472-5890 The Rt. Rev. German Orrego Hurtado The Rev. Douglas E. Hungerford, Rector All Saints Edificios Las Garzas, Torre 5, Apt 104 The Very Rev. Robert Mansfield SSC DAILY: Mattins 9:15 A.M., Mass 10 A.M. 2755 Wilmington Dayton Rd. Bellbrook, OH 45305 Avenida 30 de Agosto t. 705-746-9720 • http://www.traditionalanglican.ca Vespers 6 P.M. (937) 848-2563 Pareira, Risaraida, Colombia SATURDAY: Rosary 8:45 A.M. Parishes: SUN: Mass 10:00 A.M. MISSIONARY DIOCESE KENTUCKY (Unction 1st Sunday) St. John’s, Parry Sound, ON. Fr. R. Mansfield SSC. 705-746-9720 OF SOUTHERN AFRICA DAYTON Holy Days: As Announced (Republic of South Africa) Holy Trinity & St. Jude, Thunder Bay, ON. Fr. Frank Moore. 807-622-3931 St. John the Evangelist, 619 O’Fallon Avenue The Rt. Rev. Alan Kenyon-Hoare St. Mary’s, Chapleau, ON. Fr. Mansfield/Fr. Moore. 705-864-0909 (859) 261-8173 McCONNELSVILLE Rev. Bryan Newman, Rector St. Saviour by the River P.O. Box 753, Edgemead 7407 St. Matthew the Apostle, Ottawa, ON. Fr. Peter Jardine. 613-829-7271 Rev. Timothy Butler, Curate 9145 St. Rt. 669 N. Cape Town, South Africa St. Athanasius, Belleville/Roslin, ON. Fr. James Gibbons. 613-477-3098 SUN: Sunday School 10:30 A.M. for children Mail: P.O. Box 501, McConnelsville, Ohio Phones: +27 (021) 558-4528 The Resurrection, Walkerville (Windsor), ON. Fr. James Chantler. 519-255-1703 Holy Eucharist 10:30 A.M. (740) 962-3836 Cell: +27 (071) 791-4475 St. Bride of Kildare, Pitt Meadows, BC. Fr. David Marriott SSC. 604-551-4660 WED: Holy Eucharist 6 P.M. The Rev. James M. Ryerson, Vicar Fax: +27 (086) 649-9562 SUN: Mass 10:30 A.M. St. Columba of Iona, Halfmoon Bay (Sunshine Coast), BC. Fr. David Marriott SSC. 604-551-4660 LEXINGTON [email protected] The Order of St. Benedict www.paraclete.org.za St. Mark, Victoria, BC. Fr. Stan Sinclair. 250-384-3268 Bethlehem Monastery WISCONSIN 430 N. Limestone JANESVILLE (859) 252-4354 All Saints Dom Benedict Thomas OSB, Prior 169 S. Academy Street SUN: Mass 12:00 Noon, Daily 7 A.M. (608) 752-7469 DIGITAL EDITION SUBSCRIBERS: The Ven. Barry A. Lewis, MICHIGAN PO/OSB, Rector Have you changed your email address? GRAND RAPIDS The Rev. Canon St. Paul Edward U. Ruhlander, 2560 Lake Michigan Drive Priest Assisting Please let us know at once. (616) 791-2187 SUN: Mass 9 A.M. The Rev. Richard Bowyer, Rector Otherwise, your digital paper will go to the wrong address. SUN: Mass 9 A.M. MENOMONEE FALLS KALAMAZOO St. John Mail to: 6413 S. Elati St., Littleton, CO 80120 St. Patrick N89 W 16211 Main Street 85 Jones Street (262) 255-9626 Or Call: Or Fax: (269) 375-9217 Rev. Thomas B. Wirth, (303) 798-6948 • (303) 798-9435 The Rev. David G. Cottle, Rector Priest-in-Charge SUN: Morning Prayer 9:30 A.M. Call For Information Or Email: [email protected] Mass 10 A.M. SUN: Mass 10 A.M. 10 THETRINITARIAN JULY-AUGUST 2013 CHURCH DIRECTORY VIRGINIA (U.S.A.) MARYLAND (U.S.A.) Temporarily meeting at: SAINT MATTHEW’S ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 5515 Cherokee Ave, Suite 303, Springfield, VA 22312 St. Anne’s Church 215 Main St. • Newport News, VA 23601 Sunday: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Dent Memorial Chapel Holy Communion: Sunday 10 a.m.; Wednesday 12 p.m. “An Unchanging Faith in a Changing World” Charlotte Hall, MD Thursday: Evening Prayer 7 p.m., Bible Study 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY: Sunday Services: 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Church School and Nursery The Rev. Father Carlton C. Clarke, Priest-in-Charge Holy Eucharist at 10:00 a.m. Ph: (571) 358-4034 • e-mail: [email protected] • www.allangelsacc.org Serving the Tidewater Area The Rev. Thomas L. Crowder, Priest-in-Charge 757/595-4318 Nursery and Sunday School at 9:50 a.m. Adult Education at 9:15 a.m. All Saints Anglican Church ST. PAUL’S ANGLICAN CHURCH Coffee Hour following the Eucharist 48 New Street, Saluda, Virginia 23149 Corner Nelson & Davidson Streets Most Holy Days 7:00 p.m. Serving Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck Lexington, VA 24450 • 540-463-1597 Sunday Service Holy Communion 11 a.m. SUNDAYS: The Rt. Rev. William McClean, Jr. Adult Bible Study 10 a.m. • Service & Sunday School, 11 a.m. Rector The Rev. Mr. Jeffrey S. Johnson, Priest-in-Charge The Rev. Canon Wallace C. Shields, Rector (301) 934-6873 Contact: (757) 374-6724 540-463-2920 • [email protected] CHRIST CHURCH AT UNION CHAPEL St. Peter the Apostle St. George’s Church 6 miles south of The Homestead resort at ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 1974 Sam Snead Highway (Route 220), Hot Springs, Bath County, VA 5093 Temple Hills Road 230 West First St., Christiansburg, Virginia Temple Hills, MD 20748 Sunday Services 11:30 a.m. The Rev. Alexander L. Darby III, Priest-in-Charge (240) 222-3535 The Ven. C. Thomas McHenry, Vicar Sundays: 8:30 a.m. Matins and said Holy Communion, www.stgeorgesacc.org 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion, 11:00 a.m. Christian Education. Phone: (540) 862-1619 • Mail: P.O. Box 519. Hot Springs, VA 24445 Most Thursdays and Holy Days: 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion. SUNDAY: Holy Eucharist at 10:00 a.m. Church Of The Good Shepherd ST. STEPHEN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH Coffee Hour Anglican Catholic Church 108 TURNER ROAD (500 FT.NORTH OF EXIT 27, I-64) following the Eucharist 540 Colonial Road SW, Abingdon, Virginia 24210 • (276) 623-0726 P.O. BOX 83, CLIFTON FORGE,VIRGINIA 24422 • (540) 862-1440 A Continuing Church since December 31, 1976 See website calendar Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. for other services. Holy Communion 2nd and 4th Sundays • Morning Prayer Other Sundays Services: MP 9:15 a.m. 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays Sunday School Available. The Rev. Timothy J. Weiss, Priest-in-Charge HC 9:15 a.m. 2nd Sunday, 11 a.m. 4th Sunday The Ven. C. Thomas McHenry, Rector • [email protected] • (540) 862-1619 Saint Alban’s Anglican Catholic Church and Pro-Cathedral SAINT THOMAS OF CANTERBURY 4006 Hermitage Rd., Richmond,Virginia 23227 • Serving Central Virginia ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Advertise The Very Rev. Cannon Charles H. Nalls, Dean and Rector 4910 Hubert and Hershberger Roads, N.W., Roanoke, Virginia Traditional Anglican Worship • Sundays Sunday: Holy Communion 8:30 AM • Choral Eucharist 11:00 AM In 8:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist/Morning Prayer; 9:30 a.m. Christian Education; 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist Nursery 8:15 AM to 12:30 PM Christian Education 9:45 AM (804) 262-6100 • Fax: (804) 262-6171 June-August: Masses at 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM [email protected] • www.saintalbansrichmond.org THETRINITARIAN The Rev. Paul Beutell, Rector • (540) 366-9416 • www.sttofc.org ST. COLUMBA’S PARISH Meeting at 26 John Marshall St., Warrenton Va. 20186 SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES Serving the Northern Virginia Piedmont Morning Prayer each Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Holy Communion each Sunday at 10 a.m. I O C E S E F H E O U T H Ray Furman, Senior Warden D O T S (540) 347-4214 - email: [email protected] FLORIDA Trinity Anglican - Port Charlotte NORTH CAROLINA St. Andrew’s Meeting in MacDonald Hall at St. Benedict’s - Chapel Hill - Tallahassee First Presbyterian Church, 870 Weaver Dairy Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Saint David’s Anglican Catholic Church 402 Timberlane Rd. (at Meridian) 2230 Hariet Street, Sun. MP 8:30 a.m., Education 9:10 a.m., Port Charlotte, FL 33952 Only ACC Parish in Charlottesville • Telephone: 434-295-9011 Tallahassee, FL 32312 HC 10:00 a.m.; Wednesday at noon HC: Sundays at 10:00 a.m., Contact: (919) 933-0956 Barracks Road and Colthurst Road, Charlottesville (850) 893-5164 HC: Sun. 10:30 a.m.; Holy Days as announced Rev. Robert Hart, Rector Sunday Services 11:00 A.M. MP & EP TBA Julio Guerra, Senior Warden (941) 235-9307 St. George’s - Fayetteville The Rev. Warren E. Shaw, Priest-in-Charge • (540) 672-5456 The Rev. Canon Dale Mekeel, Priest-in-Charge St. Michael’s MC, 806 Arsenal Ave. Contact: Sr. Warden (850) 906-0265 [email protected] www.stdavidsanglicanchurch.org Web site: www.trinityacc.org Mail: P.O. Box 134, Fayetteville, NC 28301 Church of the Holy Guardian Angels - E-mail: [email protected] HC, Sun. 8:30 a.m. Lantanas The Rev. Scott E. McCleary, Priest-in-Charge ST. LUKE’S ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 1325 Cardinal Lane GEORGIA (910) 672-0490 65 Warrenton Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405, (540) 842-0037 Lantanas 33462-4205 St. Alban’s - Bridgeboro/Albany St. Bartholomew’s - New Bern www.FredericksburgAnglicans.org Sunday: Mattins 9:30 a.m.; Hwy. 112, Bridgeboro, Georgia 4718 Old Cherry Point Rd. Sunday Services: Solemn Mass 10:00 a.m.; HC: 4th Sunday 11:00 a.m.; P.O. Box 23, New Bern, NC 28563 Evensong 5:30 p.m. MP: Other Sundays 11:00 a.m. HC: Sunday 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion Daily: Mattins 7:30 a.m; Mail: PO Box 51142, Albany, GA 31705 Contact: (252) 259-1413 The Reverend Jeffrey Garth Edmunds, Rector Low Mass 8:00 a.m.; Telephone: (229) 432-2824 www.//saint_bartholomew.com Evensong 5:30 p.m. The Rev. Canon Sanford Sears, Rector St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral - Athens Ven. Fr. David C. Kennedy, SSC, Rector Email: [email protected] Fr. Gregory Wassen, Curate 800 Timothy Rd., The Church of the Ascension P.O. Box 5223, Athens, GA 30604 St. Barbara’s - Jacksonville The Rev. Michael C. Weaver - Rector Bishop-in-Residence Edward LaCour Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott (561) 582-0137 HC: Sun. 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.; Matins and Holy Communion each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Thurs. 6:00 p.m.; 121 Circuit Lane, Jacksonville, NC E-mail: [email protected] Sunday: Bible Study 9:30 a.m.; Holy Days – Please check Web site Tues., Wed. & Fri. 12:00 noon Church of the Resurrection The Rev. Nicholas C. Athanaelos, Rector MP 10:00 a.m.; Mass 10:30 a.m. (1928 BCP) Christian Education following Services and Nursery available - Ocala (706) 543-8657 The Rt. Rev. Fr. Donald F. Lerow 13941 Braddock Road, Meeting at Oden Chapel The Rev. Mario Bacilieri, Assistant (910) 378-5118 • www.stbarbaraacc.org Centreville,VA 20120 First Christian Church SOUTH CAROLINA 401 S.E. 19th Ave. St. Hilda of Whitby - Atlanta (703) 830-3176 All Saints - Aiken Ocala, FL 34183 414 N. Highland Ave., N.E. www.thechurchoftheascension.org 110 Fairfield St., Aiken, SC 29801 Services: HC Sun. 10:00 a.m.; Atlanta, GA 30307 Sunday: Morning Prayer/HC 8:30 a.m.; HC: Wed. during Advent, Lent and PB HC 10:30 a.m. Sunday; PB Holy Days TBA Orthodox Faith, Catholic Order, Church School 9:30 a.m.; HC: 10:30 a.m.; Holy Days 4:00 p.m.; Service & Anglican Studies Wed. 6:30 p.m. Anglican Worship Wed./PB Holy Days: HC 5:30 p.m. Communion, Healing Service The Rev. Fr. Terrence Hall, Rector Anglican Studies 1928 Book of Common Prayer when HC on Wed. E-mail: [email protected] (803) 648-9991 1940 Hymnal The Rev. Charles W. McCleery, Web site: www.sthildasacc.org The Rev. George Alexander, Rector SHC, Rector Emeritus St. Luke’s - Augusta and Director of Religious Education The Rev. Kenneth G. Horne, Priest-in-Charge Church of 3081 Wheeler Rd., Augusta, GA 30909 The Rev. Mr. Christopher Davies, Deacon (352) 624-3483 HC: Sundays, 10:30 a.m.; Holy Trinity ACC - Greenville St. Andrew & St. Margaret of Scotland Good Shepherd Wed., Noon; Fri., Noon The Rev. Jefferson Otwell, Supply Priest 717 Buncombe St., Greenville, SC 29601 402 E. Monroe Avenue (1 block west of U.S. Rte. 1) - Palm Bay Mail: c/o Rector, as above 868 Jupiter Blvd. NW (706) 736-7479 or Alexandria, Virginia 22301 Rector (803) 934-8472 Services: HC: Sundays 11:00 a.m.; Palm Bay, FL 32907 MP: Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. (703) 683-3343 HC: Sun. 9:00 a.m. Our Redeemer - Marietta Contact: Rector (864) 232-2882 MP: Wed. 9:00 a.m. 2625 Canton Rd. The Rev. C. Lawrence C. Holcombe, Rector (HC on Feast Days) Marietta, GA 30066 St. Timothy’s - Charleston SUNDAY The Rev. Fr. Donald W. Lock, Rector HC: 2nd and 4th Sundays, 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion 7:45 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m. Days: (321) 729-4216 MP: Other Sundays, 11:00 a.m.; 1900 Parsonage Rd., Charleston, SC HC: Sun. 10:00 a.m., Tues. & Sat. Noon 10:30 AM Adult & Youth Sunday School Eves. and Weekends: (321) 725-9276 Coffee Hour following Services E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Morgan Robertson The Rev. Canon Frederick Bentley, (770) 424-1234, Ext. 11 Priest-in-Charge Nursery Available During 9:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Services St. Mary’s ACC (843) 763-8873 or (843) 814-0700 - Winter Haven The Rev. John Roddy, Rector All Saints - Macon Our Savior - Florence 2200 Winterlake Road, 1694 Wesleyan Drive, 2307 S. Cascade Avenue Winter Haven, FL 33880 Macon, GA 31210 Parkwood Presbyterian Church Services: HC, Sundays, 10:15 a.m. (478) 405-9111 Pamlico Hwy. At Cascade DELAWARE (When priest available) otherwise MP Services: Sunday 11:00 a.m. - Mail: 2200 Winterlake Road, HC 1st, 2nd & 4th Sundays, Mail: P.O. Box 1336, Florence, SC 29503-1336 SAINT MARY’S CHURCH Winter Haven, FL 33880 3rd and 5th HC or MP Services: Sunday: 9:00 a.m.; Tuesday: Bible Study 6:30 p.m. 4201 Washington Street at Lea Boulevard • Wilmington, Delaware 19802 Contact: Church (863) 294-5959 or Weekday Holy Days - variable (843) 687-1889 or (843) 662-5179 The Rev. Canon Kenneth Gunn-Walberg, Ph.D. Sr. Warden Greg Case Supply Clergy: Fr. Robt. Jones, (863) 967-6848 Fr. Eugene Rosenkranz, E-mail: [email protected] Holy Communion – Sunday 10:00 a.m. E-mail: [email protected] Fr. Mario Bacilierri Web site: www.OurSaviorACC.org Evening Prayer – Tuesday 6:00 p.m. The Rev. Guy DiMartino, Supply Priest Contact: Tom Butler, (478) 757-0731 TENNESSEE Morning Prayer – Thursday 10:00 a.m. E-mail: [email protected] (302) 764-9080 St. Michael and All Angels All Saints’ - Chattanooga - Orange Park St. Francis of Assisi - Gainesville 337 Hixson St., Soddy Daisy, TN 5041 Lakeshore Drive West, 203 Green St. Mail: c/o Joan Moore, Deadline to advertise in the September-October 2013 Orange Park, FL 32003 Corner of Brenau Ave. 101 S. White St., Athens, TN 37303 Services: HC 10 a.m. Sundays Arts Council Complex Chapel Services: HC 1st, 3rd, 5th 10:30 a.m.; issue of THETRINITARIAN is August 23, 2013. Holy Days as announced Services: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; MP 2nd, 4th 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Laurence K. Wells, Rector Mass 10:30 a.m. Contact: Joan Moore, Secretary Write to: 6413 S. Elati St., Littleton, CO 80120 (904) 388-1031 Information: (678) 267-2105 (423) 887-3839 Or Phone: (303) 798-6948 • Or FAX: (303) 798-9435 stmichaelsop.org Rev. Jonathan Foggin, Priest-in-Charge [email protected] JULY-AUGUST 2013 THETRINITARIAN 11 CHURCH DIRECTORY

SOUTHWEST UNITED KINGDOM St. Augustine’s Anglican Catholic Church PACIFIC Best Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2JB DIOCESE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM Sundays: 11 a.m. Sung Mass (After 11 a.m. Mass: MISSIONARY DIOCESE Bishop Ordinary: 1st Sunday: Healing Service; 3rd Sunday: Study Group) OF AUSTRALIA The Right Revd. Damien S. Mead Wednesday: 12 noon Low Mass AND NEW ZEALAND All Enquiries To: Holy Days of Obligation • Major Holy Days: As Announced Diocesan Office Bishop Ordinary Rector: The Right Revd. Damien Mead • 01797 321704 The Rt. Rev’d Brian Iverach OblSB 42-48 High Street, Lydd, Romney Marsh, Kent TN29 9AN “Anglican Catholicism in the heart of Canterbury once more” Mobile: 04137 17639 • [email protected] Tel & Fax: (01797) 321704 Anglican Catholic Mission Community (ACMC); e-mail: [email protected] Our Lady of Walsingham & St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Catholic Church Outreach & Social Services (ACCOSS) Parishes And Missions The Chapel, Fort Pitt Cemetery, City Way, Rochester, Kent Diocesan/ACMC/ACCOSS Secretary: : St. Benedict, South Molton. Sundays: 10am Sung Mass • Holydays: as announced Rev’d Fr. Immanuel Landy-Ariel : St. Alban the Martyr, Salford. Priest-in-Charge: Chaplain to the Ordinary [email protected] • www.accdanz.org KENT: St. Augustine, Canterbury + Our Lady & St. Francis, Rochester Father Raymond Thompson (01634) 612656 PO Box 1891, Strawberry Hills, NSW 2012 + St. Mary & St. Eanswythe, Dartford + St. Nicholas, Lydd. Office Address: 203/59 Great Buckingham St. LANCASHIRE: Our Lady & St. Edward, Bolton. Redfern, NSW 2016 COLORADO (U.S.A.) www.accdanz.org • Phone: 61 (0)1 9011 7196 SURREY: St. Bede, Thamesditton. St. Mary’s Church St. Jude’s Chapel, Sydney NSW Website: http://www.anglicancatholic.org.uk Bishop’s Domestic Chapel 2290 S. Clayton, Denver, CO 80210 • 303-758-7211 Sunday Masses: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 6:00 p.m. Holy Incarnation Oratory, Raglan NZ Daily Masses: M,W,F 12:00 p.m.;T,Th 9:30 a.m. The Rt. Rev’d Denis Hodge, Suffragan NORTH CAROLINA (U.S.A.) Phone: 64 7825 6756 Saturday Mass: 9:30 a.m.; Confessions: Sat. 10:30-11:30 a.m. or by appt. “Experience the Spirit of Reconciliation with God and your neighbor” St. Luke the Healer, Blayney NSW ST. BENEDICT’S CHURCH Missionary Deanery of Bathurst Sunday, Morning Prayer: 8:30 a.m.; Education: 9:10 a.m.; Holy Communion: 10 a.m. Rev’d Fr. Richard John Patterson Wednesday, Holy Communion at Noon SOUTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES Phone: (0)2 6368 3213 870 Weaver Dairy Rd., Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 St. James the Just Mission, The Rev. Robert Hart, Rector The Diocese of New Orleans Woolloomooloo, NSW Web site: www.saintbenedicts.net • Call (919) 933-0956 for more information Call Bishop Iverach for information St. Hilda of Whitby, Maitland NSW Parish Directory Missionary Deanery of Newcastle NORTHEAST (U.S.A.) ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI The Venerable Fr. Matthew Kirby ATMORE, MAYHEW (STARKVILLE), Phone: (0)2 4934 4154 St. Andrew’s Church St. David of Wales Good Shepherd, Tweed Heads NSW Diocese of The Ven. Garrett Clanton, Supply Priest The Rev. Fr. Muse Davis, Deacon, The Very Rev’d Fr. Reg Mills – Rector (252) 644-4187 Priest-in-Charge Phone: (0)7 5534 2319 J.B. Swift, Warden The Rev. Mr. Rick Jones, Deacon the Resurrection Worship: Pine and Presley Streets Worship: Old Mayhew Rc., The Rev’d Deacon Ray Eyles The Rt. Rev. Rocco A. 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BISHOP STEVEN AYULE-MILENGE HAS STORIES TO TELL. THEY’RE NOT HAPPY ONES. BUT THERE’S HOPE AT THE END. THE FACES OF RAPE IN CONGO t is very difficult to understand how people are liv- ing in the villages, townships and cities of the east- ern Democratic Republic of Congo. I am beginning Ito fear what is going on in our province of Kivu- Sud. To show what I mean, let me tell the stories of two young women who come to my office, seeking help. Wivene is now 17 years old. In 1996 her mother was raped when Rwandan refugees were sheltering in the province. She got pregnant and bore a girl child she named Wivene. Wivene doesn’t know her father because she was born of sexual violence and she was sent to live in her grandfather’s house. For Wivene, the sad period began when she reached 14 years of age. That was when she lost her grandfather and had to leave the village and come to Bukavu to stay in her uncle’s house. Water and power are a problem in Bukavu, and when there was no water in the house’s taps Wivene went to look for water. As she did she was raped. She was 15 years old. Rape is a shameful act in Congolese society. It leads its victims to lose hope in life. On Nov. 25 of last year Wivene gave birth to a daughter, whom she named Virginia. I met Wivene for Wivene and her daughter,Virginia Faraja, pregnant following a rape the first time in February when she came with some of our faithful to worship in our parish church of Sainte Faraja was raped by a 58-year-old businessman who left tims of rape, to teach them to sew and thus support them- Trinité in Bukavu. She told me she is unable to start a Bukavu and escaped to a neighboring country after brib- selves and their children. The workshop would last 10 small business because she spends her time nursing and ing the police. Every Wednesday she comes with other wo- months. The first six months would be spent learning to sew. caring for her baby daughter. She wants to enroll in a men to my office for counseling. During the last four months enrollees would earn a small six-month training program in sewing. Any longer peri- Like Wivine, Faraja wants to take a short (six-month) train- income from clothing sewed in the diocesan workshop; od of training is out of the question because of money ing course in sewing. Like Wivine, she needs money to en- this money can be used towards purchasing a sewing and the need to care for her baby. As it is, a six-month roll in the sewing course and to purchase a sewing machine. machine. Total cost of the project is estimated at US$4,500. training program costs US$200 in Bukavu; a sewing These two young women right now see no hope in life. But no cost can be placed on the results. For it will offer machine costs US$500. Any assistance will give them an opportunity to build a more a future to victims of sexual violence who otherwise can hope Faraja is also very young: 16 years old. Her father hopeful future. for none. was killed by Tutsi rebels during the first war in 1996. The Missionary Diocese of Congo would like to open a She was cared for by her mother, who remarried two years sewing workshop in Bukavu, if funds are available. The Bishop Ayule-Milenge is Bishop Ordinary of the Missionary after the death of Faraja’s father. project is very important for girls and women who are vic- Diocese of Congo.

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