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Neville Chamberlain writes about Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela and the beginning of the peace process in war-torn Brechin Pastoral Letter from the Bishop Sunday 13 February Dear Friends I have been aware for some time that the dispute at the [...]

William Beaver replies to Gerry O'Brien FLYING BACK from a chapter meeting in Chattanooga, I picked up my favourite fanzine in the aeroport and realised I really must begin replying to some of the articles which lay all the credit [...]

Portuguese Men of War BY NOW it is old news. On Saturday, 30 January, in Singapore Cathedral, Charles Murphy and John Rodgers were consecrated as missionary bishops to their own country, the USA and their own church, the Episcopal Church. [...]

Paul Richardson on upholding lifelong marriage THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND today finds itself in a missionary situation as far as marriage is concerned. In this respect it is similar to the church in other parts of the world where the [...]

Marching on the Margins IN THE CHECKOUT LINES at the grocery store down the hill, the owners have put the women's magazines at eye level, where their headlines, almost always sexual, will entice the impulse buyer. In bright big letters [...]

CLOTTED SCREAMER. Cornish readers are revolting. They have just suffered a nasty outbreak of Blair in their farm yards. In between sorting out Northern Ireland from the comfort of the very luxurious Carlyon Bay Hotel, the People's Prime Minister emerged [...]

Edward Yarnold comments on The Gift of Authority ARCIC I published two Agreed Statements (Authority I and II - here referred to as A1 and A2) plus an Elucidation on Authority which are included in the Final Report of 1982. [...]

HE DIED Bishop Keith Ackerman continues our series of twelve meditations on the doctrines of the Creed in preparation for our Christ our Future celebration on June 10th THOSE CHILLING words conjure up many images, and yet our society has [...]

Reformation is not Innovation IN A LETTER to King Charles II while he was in exile in Paris in 1651, and with the approval of the French court, the layman Theophile Brachet de la Milletière, invited Charles to become a [...]