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selection
of sites
for your
information.
Faith
and prayer
sites
Places
to visit
Christian
bookshops
Church
of England
sites
Blogs
and musings
Faith
and prayer
sites
Alpha
Alpha
is an opportunity
for anyone
to explore
the Christian
faith in a
relaxed, non-threatening
setting over
ten thought-provoking
weekly sessions,
with a day
or weekend
away.
Crosswalk
An intersection
of Faith
and Life
Rejesus
A place to
explore
the story
of Jesus,
pray, discuss,
be entertained
and discover
how Jesus
is understood,
followed,
interpreted
and worshipped.
Rejesus.co.uk
encourages
visitors
to take
a fresh
look at
Jesus and
to make
a step
or two
of faith.
Sacred
Space
Daily Prayer
on-line produced
by the Irish
Jesuits.
Word
on the
Web
Free daily
Bible notes
online, or
straight
to your computer
by e-mail:
a Church
Army project.
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Places
to visit
Birmingham
Cathedral
The Cathedral is
open and
staffed every
day of the
year, welcoming
all who come
to pray,
pause awhile,
admire the
internationally-famous
stained-glass
windows by
Sir Edward
Burne-Jones,
enjoy the
Cathedral's
music, or
join us for
worship or
one of the
many other
activities
that take
place here.
Iona
Community
The Iona
Community
are committed
to new ways
of living
the gospel
of Jesus
Christ in
the 21st
Century. Visitors
are welcome
to visit
the community
on the Scottish
Island of
Iona.
Greenbelt
Youth festival,
music festival,
political
festival,
evangelical
festival,
development
festival,
broke festival,
harvest
festival… there’s
something
in all
these myths
about Greenbelt
that is
accurate,
but nothing
entirely
true.
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Christian
Bookshops
Church
House Publishing
Reports,
books, liturgy
and worship
all available
via the on-line
shop.
SPCK
Online
Bookshop
The Society
for Promoting
Christian
Knowledge
is the Church
of England's
oldest Society.
In addition
to their
30 UK bookshops,
they offer
a wide range
of books
and resources
on line.
The
Bible Gateway
Oremus
Bible Browser
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Church
of England
Sites
Anglican
Communion
The Diocese
of Birmingham,
within the
Province
of Canterbury,
in the Church
of England,
is part of
the worldwide
Anglican
Communion.
Archbishop
of Canterbury
The Most
Reverend
and Right
Honourable
Dr Rowan
Williams,
Archbishop
of Canterbury
and Primate
of All England.
Archbishop
of York
The Archbishop
of York,
Dr John Sentamu.
Church
Army
The Church
Army has
been at the
heart of
evangelism
within the
Church of
England since
1882 when
Prebendary
Wilson Carlile,
a young curate
at St. Mary
Abbots, Kensington,
founded the
Church Army
to take the
Gospel to
all, but
particularly
those suffering
the injustices
of the age.
This has
been the
Church Army's
goal ever
since.
Church
Commissioners
The Church
Commissioners
manage and
distribute
the proceeds
of the Church
of England's
historic
investments.
The web site
includes
useful information
for clergy
including
payroll advice
and details
of car loans
etc.
Church
of England
Readers
News and
resources
for and about
Readers from
the Central
Readers'
Council.
Church
of England
The official
website of
the Church
of England.
College
of Preachers
At a time
when many
questions
are being
asked about
the place
of preaching
at the beginning
of the third
millennium,
we aim to
encourage
informed,
productive
debate, and
offer practical
help to those
engaged in
preaching
around our
country week
in, week
out.
Encounters
on the
Edge
George Lings’ series
of quarterly
investigations
looking at
emerging
forms of
Anglican
churches,
crossing
the widening
gap to the
non- churched.
A Church
Army project.
Fresh
Expressions
Fresh Expressions'
aim is to
resource
a growing
movement
of fresh
expressions
of church.
All around
the edge
of the churches
there good
things growing.
This is a
new movement
of mission
across every
tradition.
Everyone
can play
a part.
Fresh Expressions
is an initiative
of the Archbishops
of Canterbury
and York
supported
by the Methodist
Council.
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Blogs
and musings
DJVICAR
Music and
more from the
Revd Lee Hills
working in
Aston, Birmingham.
Check out his
events.
Emerging
churches
Stories,
reflection
and blogs from
across the
country and
a look at principles
and practice.
Maggi
Dawn
An Anglican’s
priest’s
musings on
theology, life
and faith.
Invitation
to prayer
Praying together
for peace,
justice and
reconciliation.
A Church
of England
web site.
Revd Paul Cudby
Blog of the Vicar of Tanworth
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