21. Old Church C E (c) JMI School General information location, staff, and contacts. A section for children's pictures. http://www.old-church.walsall.sch.uk

Old Church C E (c) J.M.I. School School Street Darlaston West Midlands Tel: 0121 568 6329 Fax: 0121 526 5973 Email: postbox@old-church.walsall.sch.uk Please Come In Headteacher: Mr P. Westley Chair of Governors: Mr P Baker

22. Church Of England - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia church of england. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Church of revision in 1662. Supreme Governors of the church of england. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_England

Church of England From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Church of England is the officially established Christian church in England and is the mother branch of the worldwide Anglican Communion as well as a founding member of the Porvoo Communion The current Archbishop of Canterbury is Dr. Rowan Douglas Williams Although Christians were present in England since the 4th century or earlier, the Church of England traces its roots to Augustine of Canterbury , the first Archbishop of Canterbury, in the 7th century The Church of England retains a form of worship closer to the Roman Catholic form than other Protestant churches. For example, the church has a hierarchical organization. Traditionally too, the organisation has been divided into High Church and Low Church factions that reflect the historical controversy over the forms of worship and expression. Today the Church of England contains those of Evangelical Anglo-Catholic and Liberal persuasions as well as a flourishing Charismatic wing. These groups however have been deeply divided on moral issues such as gay marriage ; indeed, such was the rift over Canon

23. CESA [Church Of England In South Africa] Webpage Official site of the church of england in South Africa including its beliefs, vision, ministers, churches, college, news and contact details. Further pages cover AIDS resources, the 'Lily of the Valley' children's home and the Church's annual synod. CESA is not the Anglican Province of South Africa. http://www.cesa.org.za/

WHO WE ARE WHERE WE STAND WHAT WE ARE DOING OUR VISION ... CESA NEWS Latest: March - May 2004 CONTACT US AIDS RESOURCES LILY OF THE VALLEY SYNOD Visitors Since 17 October 2001 click here

24. Churches Together In Britain And Ireland Ecumenical group set up by faith communities with the goal of thinking, praying and working together. Includes interfaith news and resources. Participating churches include the church of england, Orthodox, Lutheran, Catholic, Presbyterian and Free Churches among others. http://www.ctbi.org.uk/

EU elections briefing paper DOV Decade to Overcome Violence conference Roots Worship and learning for the whole church Theological Reflections Lent 2004 Featured Items Latest News WELCOME to CTBI's NEW WEB SITE! Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) is happy to announce its new Web site from 28 April 2004. To learn more about main areas, we invite you to explore the grey menu above. On the right you will find recently updated articles. This section and images on the left will make reference to relevant issues such as latest news, new publications, recommended sites, current events, etc. We hope you enjoy it! Search Advanced Search Latest Articles Churches renew D-Day longing for peace press release 27May 05 Press invitation to launch Beyond our Tears press notice 21 May 04 How does CTBI relate to the national ecumenical ... What authority does CTBI have? Why 'churches together'? Who pays for CTBI? ... Christians called to stop BNP press release 07 May 04 Churchgoers urged to vote wisely press release 30 April 2004 Home Page About CTBI News Publications ... Personnel Developed and hosted by Netreach.co.uk Ltd

25. Page Title A small multicultural inner city primary school of some 150 pupils aged 4 11. The site includes a geography trail around Birmingham city centre and pupils poetry page. http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/stmich

Church of England Primary City Centre Photo Trail Soho House Poetry Pages Weekend on the Web Maths Project Staff Room

26. Free Church Of England Free church of england. The Free church of england. Welcome to this Free church of england site. There have been Visits to this site so far. http://www.fcofe.freeserve.co.uk/

The Free Church of England Welcome to this Free Church of England site. There have been: Visits to this site so far. The Free Church of England has its origin within Ecclesia Anglicana, while the implicit Common Law Trust dates from 1844, and the civil constitution was registered with the Court of Chancery on August 31st, 1863. The Free Church of England arose due to the Dr Philpotts, Bishop of Exeter withdrawing the licence of the Revd James Shore, a successful evangelical curate of ten years standing in Bridgetown. Dr Philpotts declined to give any explanation. The Duke of Somerset who had recently built a new church for his tenants tried for six months to get an explanation or conciliation, but got neither. The Duke then consented to the wish of his tenants to allow the Church to open outside the established Church this was done on April 14th, 1844. Dr Philpotts was the Tractarian, whose inquisitorial examination and rejection of an eminent evangelical scholar for a living in his diocese, led to the famouse Gorham case. After being over-ruled by the Archbishop of Canterbury on that occasion, Dr Philpotts declared himself to be out of communion with the Archbishop. In 1876, the Free Church of England received its orders from

27. Welcome To Www.churchcare.co.uk - Sponsored By EIG the running of a church. Church Care is brought to you by the Archbishops Council, serving the parishes of the church of england. http://www.churchcare.co.uk/

Search: News Links Sitemap Maintaining a church involves a myriad of different tasks from Health and Safety issues to repairing roofs, from insuring the church to fundraising. www.churchcare.co.uk is a 'one-stop shop' for anyone involved in the running of a church. Church Care is brought to you by the Archbishops' Council, serving the parishes of the Church of England. A-Z of Church Maintenance Calendar of Care New Churchwardens Fundraising ... Insurance Find out about government grants towards VAT on listed building works at www.lpwscheme.org.uk Church of England Supported by Ecclesiastical Insurance Group Last Updated 7th April 2004

28. Church Times - Home Womenbishops group agrees report THE WORKING PARTY entrusted with the task of guiding the church of england’s debate about women bishops has signed off an http://www.churchtimes.co.uk/

Explore by clicking below Friday, May 28, 2004 Home Faith Question of the Week Books ... Search Is church music in good health? In the paper, our ten-page feature takes its temperature, kicking off with a checklist of questions to ask in order to raise the standards of your music in worship. There are also pieces on The Guild of Church Musicians, what kind of music works best for people who are deaf, the merits of sending your child to choir school and what to do when your organ packs up. Also in the paper....more news stories, more book reviews, our famous Gazette section and the cookery column, which this week looks at lettuce soup and ways with Swiss chard. Subscribe Advertise Latest News A LOOSE FEDERATION, one possible solution to division on homosexuality, is "less than what God wants" for the Anglican Communion, the Archbishop of Canterbury said this week. US Christians say sorry to Iraqi victims A WEBSITE set up by Episcopalians in the United States is asking people to sign an apology to the people of Iraq for the abuse of detainees in Abu Ghraib prison. Fears remain for small theological colleges A SHAKE-UP in theological training is to take place over the next two years.

29. Harnham Junior School Website - Home Page Offers an introduction from the Head Master, information on the school, it's staff and governors, and examples of the pupils work . http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/harnhamj.wilts/

E-Mail: harnhamj@wilts.rmplc.co.uk FastCounter by LinkExchange This Website is regularly updated by Members of the Year 6 Website Club and we hope you find it an enjoyable experience. Thank you.

30. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND HOMOSEXULALITY THE church of england. AND HOMOSEXUALITY. Click See also information on the worldwide Anglican community. About the church of england The http://religioustolerance.org/hom_coe.htm

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND HOMOSEXUALITY Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. See also information on the worldwide Anglican community. About the Church of England: The Church of England split from what is now the Roman Catholic church centuries ago and became the established state church in England. The ruling body of the Church is its General Synod. The Church has an unusual voting arrangement. Resolutions have to be passed by all three " houses " within the synod: one composed solely of bishops, another of the clergy and a third of the laity. The world-wide Anglican Communion consists of the Church of England , the Episcopal Church in the U.S., the Anglican Church of Canada, and affiliated faith groups around the world. Their bishops attend Lambeth Conferences in London every 10 years to coordinate policy. Anglicans have prided themselves in the broadness of belief among its members. Some are near Roman Catholic in belief and practice; others are virtually indistinguishable from the conservative wing of Protestantism Fundamentalists and other Evangelicals; others are quite liberal; the majority follows mainstream Christianity. This makes for an exciting and dynamic church with a great deal of internal dissention. As of 2003, the conservative Evangelical wing controls somewhat more than half of the seats on the ruling Synod. The liberal wing controls about one third. The Anglo-Catholic wing, which is fading, constitutes the rest. "

31. Holy Trinity Church Of England School - Yeovil Holy Trinity church of england Primary School Holy,holy,Trinity,trinity,Yeovil,yeovil,Primary,primary,School,school,Education,education,Somerset,somerset http://www.holytrinityyeovil.ik.org/

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32. Monks Eleigh Church Of England Primary School A small rural primary school located in mid Suffolk. Details of curriculum, governors report and school brochure. http://www.monkseleigh.suffolk.sch.uk/

Monks Eleigh Church of England Primary School This site will be progressively simplified and updated over the next few months. Site last updated 14th May 2003. Please use the navigation buttons above to select the pages to view. Our pages will be regularly updated with news and events as soon as they become available.

33. An Anglican Liturgical Library For some years before the authorization of Common Worship the church of england was busy revising the Eucharist and other services. http://www.oremus.org/liturgy/england.html

authorized services The Book of Common Prayer The principal forms of service in Common Worship were authorized for use from Advent Sunday 2000. The texts of the main volume, the Pastoral Services volume, the President's Edition are all available at the Common Worship web site Also now available is the text of the preliminary edition Common Worship Daily Prayer . We have worked with Church House Publishing to implement an on-line version of Common Worship Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer for each day of the year, available at the Common Worship Daily Prayer website The Alternative Service Book 1980 was authorized from November 1980 until 31 December 2000. Although its use is still permitted in a few parishes which have explicit permission from the diocesan bishop, most of the forms of service in the ASB are no longer authorized. The ASB forms for Morning and Evening Prayer are still valid under the Common Worship Service of the Word provision. The Psalter is still authorized under the Versions of the Bible Measure. The Ordinal in the ASB has had its authorization extended until a new Common Worship form is available. (A version of the Ordinal, slightly modified to conform to the other

34. Ann Edwards - Home Voluntary controlled church of england primary school for ages 4 11, located in South Cerney. Includes prospectus, newsletters, calendar, after school clubs, activities, governors, PTA and school links. http://www.annedwards.gloucs.sch.uk/

Ann Edwards Church of England Primary School Our School Page Learning together in a caring community Berkeley Close South Cerney Cirencester Gloucestershire Gloucestershire County Council Education Department Contact Us T he whole tone of the school from the behaviour of its pupils, displays celebrating their work, relationships between staff and staff and pupils ensure that the school is very successful in meeting the aim of providing a purposeful environment set in the context of a Christian ethos Denominational Inspection Report October 1997 Visitors since February 2001 FastCounter by bCentral Pages Last Updated 7th May 2004

35. St Barnabas Church Of England Parish Church Penny Lane  Mossley Hill Liverpool St Barnabas church of england Parish Church,. Penny Lane, Mossley Hill,. Liverpool, England. A Church for Everyone. http://pennylaneliverpool.merseyside.org/

Church of England Parish Church Penny Lane, Mossley Hill, Liverpool, England. A Church for Everyone Who We Are What We Offer More About Us Related Sites ... Special Features ©1999 to 2004: Click here Scroll down for more information Last updated April 15th 2004 To e-mail St Barnabas Parish Church, click here For St Barnabas service time details click here For current daily prayer from 1662 Book of Common Prayer, click here "And are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief cornerstone." New Testament: Ephesians 2:20 Note: this web site features many images. To enlarge images , click on right mouse button and select zoom in feature. St Barnabas Icon in the Lady Chapel St Barnabas Parish Church Tower from Penny Lane Liverpool Aspects of life at St. Barnabas : hold cursor over thumbnail photos below for picture title. Click image for full size photograph Site purpose Welcome to the St Barnabas, Penny Lane Liverpool, Community Web Site This site will tell you about the many activities associated with St Barnabas Parish Church which is a member of The Church of England . It includes many photos of the Church, its activities and its Parish environment. For

36. The Diocese Of Ripon And Leeds Introduces the church of england Diocese. Information about various aspects of the church's mission, and current news. http://www.riponleeds.anglican.org/

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37. Episcopal Succession Of The Church Of England The Episcopal Succession of the church of england. Introduction. Please note done so. THE EPISCOPAL SUCCESSION OF THE church of england. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucgbmxd/success.htm

The Episcopal Succession of the Church of England Introduction Please note that the UCL server, www.ucl.ac.uk , will be switched off from 30 December 1999 to 3 January 2000, inclusive. All web pages run on that server, including this one, will be unavailable for that period. This outage has been ordered by the UCL Y2K co-ordinating group. I would like to be able to say that the College apologises for the inconvenience caused, but I have been unable to discover that it has done so. THE EPISCOPAL SUCCESSION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND The documents given here are an attempt to chart the course of the Episcopal succession as it has been preserved in the Church of England. The 'successio sedis' or succession of Bishops in their dioceses has of course been published many times and is a matter of general knowledge (it is published, for example, in most editions of Crockford's Clerical Directory); this study however gives the 'successio manuum' or succession of consecrators, which I believe has nowhere before been set out in this form. The unbroken list of definite and historically verifiable consecrations begins in the ninth century. Before that date it is rare to find any record of a bishop's consecrator - contemporary documents, where they exist, may record only the bare fact that the consecration has taken place. This does not of course mean that there was no consecrator. Episcopal consecrations being major public events it is unthinkable that the rite could have ever been performed except by someone universally known to be competent to do so, that is, by a lawfully and validly ordained bishop; and, notwithstanding the occasional bishop who was elected but never consecrated, it is equally unthinkable that anyone could have embarked upon the actual exercise of episcopal orders without being known to have received them.

38. Trinity Church Home Page Earley, Reading, Berkshire. Joint Methodist, United Reformed Church and church of england. Services and worship details, activities, Alpha Course, groups, history, humour, news, photos, magazine, youth and contacts. http://fp.robins.plus.com/

Welcome to Trinity Church Earley, Reading (UK) Father, bless us in this place, Teach us to love you, Teach us to serve you Help us to be more like you We welcome you to the Trinity Church website, we hope you enjoy it. Our ministers have a special word of welcome for you on our ministers' page Please sign our visitor's book - we'd love to hear from you. If you are a newcomer to our website you might find the following links interesting Regular Visitors might prefer to go straight to: or to use the long list of links to the left. If you are looking for help or comfort, you may find these pages helpful You can also send us a Prayer Request See our News page for the latest news about Trinity and the Website updates Read all about us here - or see the Profile page Ministers Our Ministers are Rev Simon Howard and Rev Nick Thompson. Church Location Trinity Church is on the south-east side of Reading in Berkshire, about 40 miles West of London. Contacting us Postal address Trinity Church, Chalfont Close, Earley, Reading, RG6 2HZ. The Church telephone number is: Electronic mail General Information: The Church Office can be emailed on vestry at fish.co.uk.

39. Ann Cam C. Of E. School Voluntary aided church of england school for ages 4 to 11, located in Dymock. Includes school, staff and curriculum information, news, calendar and picture gallery. http://www.anncam.ik.org/

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40. WeddingGuideUK.com - Church Of England church of england. Legal Requirements Preparing for a church of england Wedding The Wedding Rehearsal What Happens on the Day A Typical Wedding Ceremony. http://www.weddingguide.co.uk/articles/ceremonies/cofe.asp

Church of England Either scroll down the page to read the complete article or click on any of the hyperlinks below to go direct to the section you are interested in. Legal Requirements Preparing for a Church of England Wedding The Wedding Rehearsal What Happens on the Day ... A Typical Wedding Ceremony Legal Requirements You do not have to be a regular churchgoer to get married in the Church of England, neither must you have been baptised. The Church welcomes the opportunity for you to make your solemn promises to each other not just in front of your family and friends but also in the sight of God and with God's blessing. There are four ways of getting married in accordance with the rites of the Church of England: by publication of banns by common licence by special licence issued by the Archbishop of Canterbury by the authority of a superintendent registrar's certificate without licence Your parish priest or vicar will guide you as to the most suitable method according to your particular circumstances although publication of banns is the traditional and preferred method for most couples. Publication of the banns of marriage means the public announcement by a minister or priest during Divine service that two people wish to marry, and an invitation to anybody who knows just cause or impediment to the union to declare it. Banns are usually read out in the parish church (or churches) on three consecutive Sundays during the three months prior to the marriage.

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