Podcasts about anglican parish

Marsha Sullivan RWAHS - Shenton Park Dog Refuge Talk Tuesday 18 February 2025, 10 for 10.30am start Venue: Church Hall, St Andrews, Anglican Parish of West Nedlands, 177 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands Cost $15 Bookings essential Tel: 9386 3841 Email: admin@histwest.org.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Mark 8:27-35 - Sacred Spaces – Where Human and Divine Meet The Reverend Melissa Conway (BTh, Grad Cert Public Sector Leadership, Cert Financial Markets (Financial Planning), JP (Qual)) is the Associate Priest in the Anglican Parish of Toowoomba – St James' in the Diocese of Southern Queensland, with primary responsibility for the Church of St Anne in Highfields.  Prior to entering ministry, Melissa served in the Australian Public Service for over 36 years, with extensive experience in leadership and managing projects, programs and change.  Melissa brings experience, expertise, attention to detail, discernment and ompassion to the work she undertakes.  Melissa takes a keen interest in community building and partnerships, discipleship, pastoral care, social justice, earth care, liturgy, liturgical music, and small group leadership.  As a guiding principle, Melissa is motivated to share the love of God and the reality of God's kingdom, here and now, with the people she meets.  Melissa currently serves on the Anglican Diocese's Angligreen Committee, the National Board of the Movement for the Ordination of Women (chairing its Strategic Planning and Communication Committee), and the Management Committee for Religious Instruction at Highfields State School. She chairs the Local Chaplaincy Committee for the Highfields State School and State College and represents the Anglican Church on the Toowoomba Inter-Faith Working Group.  Melissa was recently nominated as a representative of the Anglican Church on the Queensland Faith Communities Council. Melissa is the child of a post-war refugee to Australia. She was born in Sydney and grew up in Toowoomba.  Her adult children and young grand-children all live in Brisbane.

 Rev John Hebenton, the retiring vicar of the Anglican Parish of Gate Pā offers some thoughts on the importance of remembering the battles of Pukehinahina-Gate Pa and Te Ranga as we renegotiate our way through this crossroad in the life of Aotearoa-New Zealand. 

Fr. Sean McDermott talks about death and funerals at our parish--this is the third and final lecture in the Agape series on Living, Growing, and Dying in an Anglican Parish given in Eastertide 2024.

John talks about the writer of John's gospel and Jeremiah both reframe what is going on to find hope in the midst of despair.As we approach an interregnum and gather for our AGM how might we reframe the story of Anglican Parish of Gate Pa?What might the parable of the seed dying to bear fruit offer us in these fragile times?What I want to happen:How does John help us reflect on:What do we need to reframe as Anglican Parish of Gate PaAs we come to our AGMAs we come to uncertain future with my retirementHow does this morning's reading from John help us be that seedHelp us be vehicle for new lifefind hope.You can rad the notes for this here

A message for Advent from two Christians living in Israel and Palestine during a war.  Diane Holt and Will Leitch hear from Rev. Nael Abu-Rahmoun, vicar of the Anglican Parish of Christ Church in Nazareth, in Israel, and Rev. Jamil Khader, vicar of the Anglican Parish of St Philip's in Nablus, in the West Bank, in Palestine. Their parishes lie within the Anglican Diocese of JerusalemBoth men are busy with their ministries and their parishes, not least at an extremely tense and difficult  time, but also in the run up to celebrating the birth of Christ.In a frank and timely conversation, they help  their fellow Christians understand what they can do and how they can pray for "the land of the Holy One".Produced for Thrive IrelandMade by Commission Christian RadioIn association with The Northern Ireland Community Relations Council

The outline for this session can be found here in the booklet: 2023-Parish-Weekend-Booklet.pdf (ccasav.org)

To see the outline for this session, open the Parish Weekend Guide here: 2023-Parish-Weekend-Booklet.pdf (ccasav.org)

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador. Today's worship service is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, Gail Roberts (reading our first lesson), and Vitória (Viih) Mahon (offering our music). Instead of a sermon, today we have a discussion about the gospel lesson, John's version of Jesus feeding the multitudes and walking on water.Viih Mahon is known by many in the parish. She is a 20-year-old university student studying travel and tourism and lives in Recife, Brazil. Viih came to Newfoundland first when she was 16 and won a scholarship competition. She lived with Paul and Colleen Harris in 2017-18 and again in 2019. While Viih was here she participated in many activities in the church and in the community. Viih is a strong Christian and recorded these songs especially so we could use them for worship today. Thank you, Viih! Parts of today's service were recorded in Pasadena, NL on the hiking trail by the Blue Ball stream, which is the sound you hear in the recordings.You can watch a video of the service here.After today, we're taking some vacation time. We'll see you again in September! Thank you so much for joining us today, and God's blessings and joy to you.

Kicking off our brand-new series on apologetics we begin with the end! Our first guest is Dr. Myron Bradley Penner, the author of The End of Apologetics: Christian Witness in a Postmodern Context (published by Baker), and the Rector at the Anglican Parish of Saint Paul in the Anglican Diocese of Edmonton, Alberta. Dr. Penner helpfully kick starts this series by asking what the goals of apologetics ought to be? He draws attention to many problems with the modern apologetic enterprise with their goals essentially being to win epistemic standoffs and show a force of rational domination. He highlights that many of the key figures in Christian apologetics are engaged in a project that is ironically secular, drawing as it does upon a modernist frame in order to attempt to win a battle against modernity. In our conversation, we discuss the problems that occur with reducing Christianity to propositions, as is so often done in this mode of apologetics. In our postmodern age, we are rightly skeptical of claims to “objective,” “universal,” and “neutral” knowledge, and so such an apologetic approach is also out of touch in addition to being so often less-than-Christian. Many of the questions that people are asking nowadays are also not the same ones in which classical apologetics first began. For all of these reasons, modern apologetics needs to die; and raised in its place must be something more personal, holistic, relational, and communal. Team members of the episode from The Two Cities includes: Dr. Amber Bowen, Dr. Josh Carroll, and Dr. John Anthony Dunne.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today's service is led by Rev. Joseph Pagano, Rev. Amy Richter, Kitty Rice (reading our second lesson), Kay Hounsell (leading our prayers), and Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading our music, "If I Were a Butterfly," "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee," and "All Things Bright and Beautiful"). The sermon is by Rev. Amy and is based on the lessons (2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12b-19; Ephesians 1:3-14; and Mark 6:14-29).Special thanks to Lloyd and Sandy Hollett for welcoming us to record parts of the service in the Butterfly House at the Newfoundland Insectarium in Deer Lake, NL. Some of the still photos used in the video are from their FaceBook page. You can learn more at https://www.facebook.com/nfinsectarium.You can watch a video of the service here.  Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today's service is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, Marilyn Simmons (leading our prayers) and Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision; leading "On Eagle's Wings" and "I'm a Believer"). The sermon is by Rev. Amy and is based on 2 Corinthians 12:2-10. Parts of the service were recorded on the South Brook Trail in Pasadena, NL. You can hear the sound of the river in the background. You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador. Today's worship service is led by the Rev. Amy Richter, the Rev. Joseph Pagano, Wanda Osmond (reading our First Lesson, 2 Corinthians 8:7–15), Tanya Barnes Matthews (leading our Prayers), and Ed and Debbie Humber (leading our music, "Your Hands, O Lord, in Days of Old" and "I'm Singing for My Lord Everywhere I Go"). The sermon is by Joe Pagano and is based on the Gospel Lesson, Mark 5:21-43.  You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador. Today's service is led by Rev. Joseph Pagano, Rev. Amy Richter, Gail Roberts (reading the second lesson, 2 Corinthians 6:1-3), Marilyn Simmons (leading our prayers), and Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision, singing "Peaceful Harbour" and "Satan's Gotta Get Along Without Me." The sermon, by Rev. Amy, is based on the first reading (2 Samuel 17: 1-49), the story of David and Goliath.The rhyming parts of the David and Goliath story used in the sermon are from "The Rhyme Bible" by L.J. Sattgast, published by Zonderkidz (2012).You can watch a video version of the service here.Parts of today's service were recorded on the Humber River Trail in Deer Lake, NL, and there rectory yard. The sunrise video was made in Straitsview on the Northern Peninsula in Newfoundland. Thank you very much for joining us today, and Happy Father's Day to all fathers!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack. Thank you to parishioners Ed and Debbie Humber for leading our music today. The sermon is by the Rev. Amy Richter and is based on our readings: Acts 2:1-21 and John 15:26-27, 16:4b-15. You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today we celebrate the Ascension. Thank you to parishioners Kitty Rice (reading our first lesson, Acts 1:1–11), Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading "Rejoice, the Lord is King," and "To God Be the Glory") and Kitty Rice, Daisy Tapp, and George Crocker (leading "Come, Holy Spirit"). The sermon is by Rev. Joseph Pagano, why the Ascension is so important.You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today. God's blessings and joy to you.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today's service is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, and parishioners Marilyn Simmons (reading our first lesson, 1 John 5:1–6), and Ed and Debbie Humber (leading The Love of Jesus Calls Us and What a Friend We Have in Jesus) and Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision; leading Love Divine All Loves Excelling). The sermon is by Rev. Amy.You can watch a video recording here.Thank you for joining us today! 

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack. Today's service is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, Gail Roberts (reading our first lesson, Acts 8:26–40), Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading Sing for Joy and To God Be the Glory). The sermon is by Rev. Joe.You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today is the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Good Shepherd Sunday. Our worship service is led by Rev. Joseph Pagano, Rev. Amy Richter, Wanda Osmond (reading our first lesson, 1 John 3:16–24), Sabrina Short (leading our prayers), and Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading our music, The Lord's My Shepherd, He Lives; Eternal Lord of Love; Alleluia, Alleluia, Give Thanks to the Risen Lord). The sermon is by Rev. Amy and is based on Psalm 23 and John 10:11–18. You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today. 

A fantastic podcast recorded with Rich Coburn and Elias-Axel Pettersson! We discuss piano, organ, artist advocacy, and his new project: morebipocvoices.com. A very productive conversation!! www.morebipocvoices.com For Richard's Consulting Services www.richcoburn.com Rich Coburn is a freelance pianist, vocal coach, organist, arranger, and composer. He is a founding member of the vocal chamber ensemble Quintus 4. He also trains freelancers to improve their negotiation and communication. Known for his “subtle and nuanced playing,” Rich made his orchestral debut at 17 with the Youth Symphony of the Kootenays and has since appeared in concert throughout Canada, the United States, Italy, France, Austria, and China. He has worked as a coach at Virginia Opera, L’Atelier lyrique de l’Opéra de Montréal and Opera McGill, as well as Music Director for Jeunesses Musicales du Canada and Cowtown Opera. He is currently Music Director and Organist at the Anglican Parish of St. Lawrence. His favourite musical experience is playing two piano repertoire with his twin brother. Fed up with his own difficulty negotiating contracts, Rich decided to study negotiation and mediation. He now helps others negotiate better through workshops and coaching. His clients range from students at McGill University to the young artists of the Atelier Lyrique de l’Opéra Montréal, to administrators at Selkirk College.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack for the Fifth Sunday in Lent. Today's worship is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, and parishioners Wanda Osmond (reading our first lesson, Jeremiah 31:31​-34), Ron and Jennifer Day (leading our Litany for Lent), Ed and Debbie Humber (leading Tree of Life and Will You Come and Follow Me) and Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision; leading How Then Shall I Live). The sermon is by  Rev. Joe Pagano and is based on the Gospel reading, John 12:20-26.Parts of today's service were recorded on the Coastal Trail by Green Point in Gros Morne National Park. We apologize for the loud wind and hope you can still hear these parts of the service. If you prefer, you can watch a video version of the service (with subtitles!) here:  https://youtu.be/oJ3bfTIik-4Thank you for joining us today, and God's blessings for a holy Lent.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack for the Fourth Sunday in Lent. Today's worship is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, and parishioners Marilyn Simmons (reading our first lesson, Numbers 21:4-9), Warwick and Irene Hewitt (leading our Litany for Lent), Ed and Debbie Humber (leading Tree of Life and Lift High the Cross) and Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision; leading When I Survey the Wondrous Cross). The sermon is by Rev. Amy and is based on the Gospel reading, John 3:14-21.If you would like to watch a video recording of the service, click here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack for the Third Sunday in Lent. Today's worship is led by Rev. Amy Richter, Rev. Joseph Pagano, and parishioners Megan King (reading our first lesson, 1 Corinthians 1:18-25), Gail Roberts (leading our Litany for Lent), Ed and Debbie Humber (leading There's a Wideness in God's Mercy and Amazing Grace) and Mona and Gerard Edwards (Double Vision; leading Satan's Gotta Get Along Without Me). The sermon is by Rev. Joe and is based on the lesson from 1 Corinthians. If you would like to watch a video recording of the service, click here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador! Today's service is led by Rev. Joseph Pagano, Rev. Amy Richter, and parishioners Yvonne Stone (reading the first lesson, Jonah 3:1-5, 10), Kitty Rice (reading the canticle), Megan King (leading our prayers), and Ed, Debbie, and Robert Humber (leading our music, "Great is Your Faithfulness," "Without Seeing You," and "Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah"). The sermon, "How it Works," is by Rev. Amy and is based on the gospel reading, Mark 1:14-20. The opening and closing of the service was made on The Great Trail, a little west of Howley, NL. You can watch a video version of the service here:https://youtu.be/VfsY_T70EHEThank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack. Thank you to parishioners Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett for leading our music (As With Gladness, Living in the Light, and We Three Kings), Gail Roberts (reading our first lesson, Isaiah 60:1-6), Carole and Heather Spicer (leading our canticle, based on verses from Isaiah 60), and Jessica, Charlotte, and Benjamin Humber (leading our litany for Epiphany). The sermon is by Amy Richter and is based on the gospel lesson, Matthew 2:1-12. You can watch a video of the service here.Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland. Merry Tenth Day of Christmas! Thank you to parishioners Dinah and Paige Durnford (reading our opening sentences), Marilyn Simmons (reading our canticle), Sabrina Short (reading our first lesson, Jeremiah 31:7-14), Irene and Warwick Hewitt (leading our prayers), and Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading "Away in a Manger"). Rev. Joe Pagano gives the homily (based on John 1:1-18). Revs. Joe and Amy sing one of their favorite Christmas carols, "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence," and recorded the opening and closing to the service at the Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park (but we're east of the bowl, at Winter House Brook, not at the bowl as Amy says in the video). Thanks very much for joining us today.You can watch a video version of this service here.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack for the Fourth Sunday of Advent! We are joined by Megan King (Opening Prayer), Wanda Osmond (2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16) Rachel and Rebecca Penney (The Song of Mary), Ron and Jennifer Day (Prayers of the People), and Ed and Debbie Humber (leading our music, which today includes their original song, The Hanging of the Greens, as well as Mary, Did You Know? and The Cry of Bethlehem). Ed also gives an introduction to the tradition here of the Hanging of the Greens on the 4th Sunday of Advent. Rev. Joe Pagano gives the sermon, based on the gospel lesson, Luke 1:26-38. Thank you for joining us today!If you want to watch a video version of this service, you can see it here: https://youtu.be/uoZXZw5POQEWe will take a little break from daily Morning Prayer and be back on Christmas Eve.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack for the Third Sunday of Advent. Thank you to parishioners Megan King (Opening Sentences and Prayers), Mona Edwards (Canticle), Gail Roberts (reading Isaiah 61:1-4, 8-11), and Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett for our music (A Journey Just Begun, This Little Light of Mine, and Shine Jesus Shine). The sermon, "The Meaning of Life for a Meaningful Life" is by the Rev. Amy Richter and is based on the gospel lesson, John 1:6-8, 19-28. Thank you for joining us today!

Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer (1962) for the 5th of December, 2020. This service is also livestreamed to the Facebook page of the Anglican Parish of St. Mary & St. John. You can follow along by using the Common Prayer Canada app

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today we are joined by parishioners Yvonne Stone, Gail Roberts, Jessica Humber, Charlotte, and Benjamin, and Mona Edwards (leading prayers and readings), and Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading our music, "Without Seeing You," "Let Me Be a Little Kinder," and "Blessed are They"). The sermon is based on Mark 13:24-37.We wish you a wonderful beginning to the season of Advent.

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador, Canada. Rev. Joseph Pagano is our preacher today, and parishioners Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett lead our music (Holy, Holy, Holy; Psalm 100; Jesus, Name Above All Names; Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun), Marilyn Simmons leads our prayers, and Wanda Osmond reads our lesson (Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24). The sermon is based on the Gospel lesson, Matthew 25:31-46, the Parable of the Sheep and the Goats. Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador. Today we are joined by parishioners Ed and Debbie Humber and Lloyd Hollett (leading our music) and Marilyn Simmons (reading our first lesson, 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11), Kitty Rice (leading our Canticle, 3), and Mona Edwards (leading our prayers). The sermon, "The Parable of the Extravagant Master" is based on Matthew 25:14-30). Some video clips were made in Cow Head, Newfoundland, some in St David of Wales Church in Pasadena, and some are from Pexels. Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador. Today we are joined by parishioners Gail Roberts (reading our first lesson, Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25), Yvonne Stone (reading Canticle 21, God's Plan of Salvation), and Jennifer and Ron Day (leading our prayers). The sermon is based on the gospel, Matthew 25:1-13 (the parable of the wise and foolish bridesmaids). The gospel reading gives us great reason to hear the Wildwood Singers of St. George's versions of This Little Light of Mine and When the Roll is Called Up Yonder. Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack in Newfoundland Labrador. Today we celebrate All Saints Day. Thanks to parishioners Wanda Osmond (reading our first lesson, Revelation 7:9-17), Sabrina Short (reading our canticle), Megan King (leading our prayers), and the Wildwood Singers of St. George's (leading our music, "Hold Fast to the Right," Kitty Rice, solo and "Footprints in the Sand," George Crocker, solo). The homily is by Rev. Joe. Thanks for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, Newfoundland Labrador! Thanks to Marilyn Simmons (reading our first lesson, Deuteronomy 34:1-12), Yvonne Stone (reading our canticle, The Magnificat), Florence Anderson (leading our prayers); Diane Burden, Susan Reid, and Grant Payne (leading "This is the Day") and The Wildwood Singers of St. George's in Cormack ("Me Without You"). The sermon, by Rev. Amy, "Beloved Blips," is on Psalm 90. Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL. Thank you to parishioners Marilyn Simmons (reading our first lesson, Exodus 20:1-4, 7-9, 12-20), Megan King (reading our canticle, A Song of Peace), Gail Roberts (leading our prayers), and Ed and Debbie Humber (leading our music and Psalm). Today's sermon, The End of the Story, by Amy Richter, is based on Matthew 21:33-46. Thank you for joining us today!

Welcome to Morning Prayer for Sunday, September 27, from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL. Today we thank Sabrina Short (reading our first lesson, Philippians 2:1-13), Irene and Warwick Hewitt (leading our prayers), Grant Payne, Diane Burden, and Susan Reid (leading What a Friend We Have in Jesus), and the Wildwood Singers of St. George's Church (When the Roll is Called Up Yonder, solo, Bruce Pinksen). The sermon is by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Pagano, WWJD. Thank you for joining us!

We continue with another Season of Creation living in the shadow of Covid-19.This sermon is part of the online service on September 13th, 2020, for the Anglican Parish of Gate Pa, Tauranga, New Zealand.Using both the readings set down for the 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time and those for the Season of Creation John suggests this season reminds us of the centrality of safeguarding the integrity of creation in the mission of God. In light of that we are invited to offer hope and an attitude of reverence to action around Climate Change, rather than fear and hopelessness.You can read the notes to this sermon here

Welcome to Morning Prayer from the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack! Today's sermon, Be Careful What You Pray For, is by Rev. Joe Pagano, and is based on Matthew 18:21-35. We are happy to be joined today by parishioners Bob Mercer (reading the first lesson), Yvonne Stone (leading the Prayers of the People), and The Wildwood Singers of St. George's Church, leading the music (with Linda Temple singing Love in the First Degree, and Jodie Rice singing The Old Rugged Cross). Thank you for joining us!

Welcome to Morning Prayer, led by Rev. Amy, Rev. Joe, and members of the Anglican Parish of Pasadena/Cormack. Thanks to Kitty Rice for reading our first lesson, Megan and Woody King for leading our prayers, and The Wildwood Singers of St. George's Anglican Church for their recordings of Take Up Thy Cross (sung by Milton Osmond) and This Little Light of Mine (sung by Courtney Rice). Thank you for joining us today!

The Rev. Professor Sarah Coakley and Fr. Luigi Gioia discuss 'The Spirituality of the Rule of Benedict: Mutual "Listening" to God and the Building of Transformative Communities'. This is the fourth and final session on 'Deepening Prayer in a Time of Pandemic and Social Unrest', held via webinar at Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes, Washington DC. If you would like more information about the School of Theology and Prayer, to access the handout from this session, or to listen to this as a podcast, visit: https://www.asa-dc.org/formation-archive Taught by: Rev'd Professor Sarah Coakley. Coakley was formerly Norris-Hulse Professor at the University of Cambridge. She is an assisting priest and theologian-in-residence at the Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes. Fr Luigi Gioia was a Benedictine Monk for 25 years in Italy and France and is now Assistant Priest and Head of Formation at the Anglican Parish of St Paul Knightsbridge in London. He was a professor of systematic theology at the Pontifical University of Sant'Anselmo in Rome for many years and now is a research associate at the Von Hügel Institute for Critical Catholic Inquiry at Cambridge University (UK). A retreat leader in several countries, he is the author of several books of spirituality, including Say It to God: In Search of Prayer (the Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent Book 2018) and Touched by God: The Way to Contemplative Prayer.

Welcome to a brief (just under 12 minutes) version of Morning Prayer for Thursday, August 7, 2020 in the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL! Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe lead Morning Prayer and give a conversational reflection on Matthew 16:24-26, the odd equation of losing your life and finding it.

Welcome to a brief (just under 15 minutes) version of Morning Prayer for Wednesday, August 5, 2020 in the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL! Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe lead Morning Prayer and give a conversational reflection on Matthew 15:21-28, crossing the border with Jesus.

Welcome to a brief (14 minutes) version of Morning Prayer for Tuesday, August 4, 2020 in the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL! Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe lead Morning Prayer and give a conversational reflection on Judges 7:1-8,16-18, the story of Gideon and the problem of too many troops. Thank you for joining us!

Welcome to a brief version of Morning Prayer for Monday, August 3, 2020 in the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL! Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe lead Morning Prayer and give a conversational reflection on Luke 10:38-42, the story of Jesus with Martha and Mary. Thanks for joining us!

Welcome to Morning Prayer for Sunday, August 2, 2020 in the Anglican Parish of Pasadena and Cormack, NL! Rev. Amy and Rev. Joe lead Morning Prayer and give a brief reflection on the Gospel lesson. Thanks for joining us!

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Bishop Shane visits St. Paul's Anglican Church to speak with the Reverend Canon John Bridges from about being Chaplain to the Fire Department. His tour of our Diocese then brings him to a raised-bed garden in North Gower to talk about veggies and ministry with the Reverends Carolyn Seabrook & Al Budzin, along with the wonderful folks from Anglican Parish of South Carleton: Bringing Faith to Life.

Peter Shimmin is a Reader in the Anglican Parish of the Northern Plain. He often finds that life with his faithful dog Jacko has strong parallels with the words of Jesus - today he reflects (with Jacko's help!) on the words of the much-loved 23rd Psalm - The Lord is my shepherd. Bethan Cannell tells her own lockdown story that's brought her back to the Island and interrupted her voluntary work with Operation Mobilisation - the world's biggest floating Book Fair. If you'd like to know more about Bethan's work, take a look at the website www.om.org/en And the Reverend Andrew Moughtin-Mumby - Rector of St Peter's Chuch in Walworth, South East London - has some stark facts about racism, and a challenging message for Windrush Day. On 22nd June, Reverend Andrew led a special service to mark the 72nd Anniversary of the arrival of The Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks in East London, bringing Jamaicans and other British Commonwealth citizens from the West Indies, to help rebuild Britain at the end of the Second World War. Today's programme includes his sermon from that service. There's music too - and if you would like to choose a favourite hymn or sacred song, email judithley@manxradio.com

This sermon was preached by the Rev'd Mike Uptin from the Anglican Parish of Surfers Paradise on the 10th of April 2020. The sermon was preached at the Anglican Church Robina for the Online Good Friday Service

Fr. Glenn Spencer explains more about fellowship within a parish. This was presented at DEUS (APA) Synod 2019.

Bishop Chad talks about the role of liturgy in the parish. This was presented as part of the plenary talks at DEUS (APA) Synod 2019.

Fr. Paul Rivard talks about the role of education in the parish. This was presented as part of the plenary talks at DEUS (APA) Synod 2019.

Fr. Mark Menees explains Spiritual Direction and its role in an Anglican parish. This was presented at the DEUS (APA) Synod, 2019.

Following on from the two lectures on the Battle of Gate Pā, the Anglican Parish of Gate Pā was very fortunate to have the Rev Dr David Williams FRSNZ give this talk on the Treaty of Waitangi.Last year David was elected a Fellow of the Academy of the Royal Society Te Apārangi in recognition of his research, scholarship and the advancement of knowledge in the areas of constitutional law, colonial legal history and the Treaty of Waitangi. In this talk he describes both his own journey in understanding the Treaty, and the changes in how it has been understood by both "crown agencies" and other historians. He looked at why the Treaty came about, what happened during the days around Feb. 6th 1840, how the Treaty came to be signed by iwi around New Zealand, and how it was understood by the British Government at the time and the years following.In essence he suggests that when we look at how "sovereignty" was understood in that time, the English and Te Reo Maori texts say the same thing. That is there was no understanding that English Law would apply to Maori, just the settlers. He wonders what it would look like today if we applied that understanding to our life here in Aotearoa.

Today Joey chats to Father Rod Bower. In July 2013 the sign outside the Gosford Anglican Church was thrust into the center of Australia’s national conversation when Rod changed it to read 'DEAR CHRISTIANS. SOME PPL ARE GAY. GET OVER IT.  LOVE GOD’ Rod posted the message on the Anglican Parish of Gosford Facebook page. It went viral. Five years on, and a healthy dose of death threats later we’ve seen signs reading anything from “BOO THE BIGOTS. WE STAND WITH ADAM GOODES.” , to “CHANGE LEADER, CHANGE NOTHING. CHANGE SYSTEMS, CHANGE THE WORLD". In recent months Father Rod has published his autobiography Outspoken, and announced his senate candidacy as an independent in this year's federal election. Producer: Bre Jones

Five years ago Father Rod Bower posted a sign outside his Anglican Parish in Gosford stating “Dear Christians Some people are gay Get over it Love God”, and since then... LEARN MORE The post Father Rod Bower – The Man Behind Those Signs appeared first on Tom and Warren.

My friend, Father Danny Bryant shares his personal story of growing up in a religious cult, his journey to forgiveness, healing and pastoring his Anglican Parish, St. Mary of Bethany in Nashville, TN.

This the Bishops sermon on our celebration of St. George and of being the Anglican Parish of Gate Pa for 54 years.