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Category Archive for 'Anglican Essentials'

From the ANiC newsletter: Anglican Essentials Canada (AEC) ceases operations; AEC blog soldiers on Effective 31 December 2011, Anglican Essentials Canada ceased operations. The AEC website states that its board voted unanimously to wind down operations, saying “the mandate of Anglican Essentials Canada (AEC) had been fulfilled and was being carried on by the ACA [...]

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The Anglican Church of Canada is holding its 2010 General Synod in Halifax from 3 to 11 June, and Essentials Nova Scotia will be there to encourage delegates to vote according to Biblical standards. To carry out this task, help is needed in the following areas: Accommodation and transportation Volunteers: Welcomers, Food servers, “Go-fers” Prayer [...]

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Received via e-mail: On Monday, March 15, 2010 at 7 PM at Trinity Church, 321 Main Ave, Halifax Essentials Nova Scotia invites you to come to participate in Planning for General Synod The Rev. Canon Dr. Brett Cane, chair of ACA (formerly Anglican Essentials Federation), will be with us for the evening and has a [...]

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Received via e-mail: On September 12, 2009 10:00 AM – noon at Trinity Church, 321 Main Ave, Halifax Essentials Nova Scotia invites you to come to hear about “The Agape Project” with guest speakers Rev. David Harris and/or Mr. Michael Edward The following descriptions taken from other sources may help you understand what will be [...]

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This appears to be one manifestation of the “fresh wind … blowing through” Anglican Essentials Federation. Essentials Nova Scotia invites all interested to a Special Meeting at St George’s (Round Church), Halifax Friday July 10th 7 PM This meeting will include an update on Essentials nationally, with special guests, the Rev. Dr. Murray Henderson and [...]

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Essentials Nova Scotia invites all interested to their meeting at Trinity Church, 321 Main Ave, Halifax, on Saturday, May 9th, 10 AM to Noon, with light lunch to follow. This meeting will include an update on Essentials nationally, time for prayer for our Diocese and the Anglican Church of Canada, and the annual general meeting. [...]

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The Calgary Chapter of Anglican Essentials, is offering: A Conference: ‘Spirituality – Growing in Faith’, April 30 – May 1 and Clergy retreat May 1 – May 2. The details are here

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I saw this notice at the latest news page of the Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and I’m wondering if anyone has any information about it. Essentials Nova Scotia invites all interested to their meeting at Trinity Church, 321 Main Ave, Halifax Saturday, February 14th 10 AM to Noon, with light lunch [...]

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So, yes it’s been quiet here for a while, not entirely due to your editors falling asleep either. I see the ever-irenic Mike Daley has been let out for good behaviour and is up and running again over here. As for us, I just picked up this Canadian Christanity article for your edification etc. LOOKING [...]

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Essentials Calgary Website

All new and updated Essentials Calgary website can be found here. Thinking on that, feel free to add (in comments) other local chapter websites that may exist and I’ll put them in the blogroll.

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I post this article in full as I think it may add some clarity to the current debate within ‘conservative’ Anglicanism. Written by: The Rev. Charles D. Alley, Ph.D. Friday, November 28th, 2008 The terms “inside and outside strategies” have been bantered about the blogosphere and the print media with a bit of abandon. Such [...]

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From the Journal About 50 conservative Anglican leaders, including eight young theological students, gathered in Toronto for a one-day consultation on Nov. 25 and emerged with a determination to remain within the Anglican Church of Canada. They came from 16 dioceses across the country. Rev. Brett Cane of St. Aidan’s Anglican Church in Winnipeg is [...]

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Testimonies

We thought it might be a good idea here at the AEC Blog if from time to time we featured stories and testimonies from our churches (e.g. here) – things that are uplifting and inspiring and would give us a good counterbalance and perspective to some of the other things that are going on in [...]

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Who remembers SEM? That is to say, Shared Episcopal Ministry, that provision from the Anglican Church of Canada that will deal with the conflict within the church? About which it was said: It is not necessary for any parish to consider such action (leaving the Anglican Church of Canada). The House of Bishops has designed [...]

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A million what? Well I wanted to say hits, but then I know Joseph will take me to task so I must say page views – though it just doesn’t sound as pithy. We were on a half-million just back in April, so we put on another half-million in 6 months! A self-important pat on [...]

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From here: Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God – what is good and acceptable and perfect. Do not be conformed to this world: the vast majority of Christians worldwide think the Diocese of New [...]

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Many years ago, I had a friend whom I have now lost touch with. He was a nuclear physicist who had escaped from communist Czechoslovakia (actually the nuclear physicist). I don’t like communism, but he hated it; he would regale me with tales of the propaganda machine, neighbours – and even family members – betraying [...]

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Quoted from here. My reading of the following is that the Athabasca is philosophically with Essentials Federation. What do you folks think? Archbishop assures his diocese’s commitment to Anglican Communion Solange De Santis staff writer May 1, 2008 The archbishop of Athabasca has issued a letter confirming his diocese’s commitment to the Canadian church and [...]

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NOTE3: Bumped once again….. NOTE2: Bumped again…. NOTE: Bumped from 14th April (when the story broke) to 20th April to keep this fresh – there’s a good debate going on here. The Rev. Darrel Critch, Rector at St. Mary the Virgin on Craigmillar Avenue, St John’s, Newfoundland has been removed from his position by Bp. [...]

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Last Sunday, the promised new church for conservative Ottawa Anglicans held its first worship service. The turnout was small, but hopes are high. And on the first day, barely a dozen of the breakaway Anglican faithful showed up. Far from being disappointed, Brian DeVisser said he considered yesterday’s service a historic and successful occasion that [...]

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