21. The Church Of England The church of england. GUILD OF VERGERS. Web_10.jpg (15750 bytes).Welcome to our Web site. Please click on our logo to enter. http://societies.anglican.org/guild-of-vergers/

The Church of England GUILD OF VERGERS Welcome to our Web site. Please click on our logo to enter.

22. Churches Together In Britain & 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/

Christian and Muslim Leaders Plea for Peace (Joint Press Release from CTBI and The Muslim Council of Britain) International Affairs Church Statements on: Iraq the Middle East 11 September IRAQ crisis: ... Prayers on the Outbreak of War Press releases : Christian leaders lobby to avert war in Iraq American Church leaders take their message of peace to Downing Street Christian and Muslim Leaders Plea for Peace Churches' Commission for Inter Faith Relations paper: Responding locally to a war in Iraq - Inter Faith perspectives for churches This is the official website of Inter-Church House, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London, SE1 7SA +44 (0)20 7523 2121 Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) was set up by the Churches so that they could think, pray and work together. How to find us Member Churches Work of CTBI Ecumenical News ... Current Vacancies Best viewed at 800x600 or above info@ctbi.org.uk

23. Church Times - Church Website, Churches Directory, Church News, Anglican Church, Anglican news from the UK and around the world.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Anglican Publications...... No victory prayers will be said BISHOPS in the church of england willrefuse to pray for victory in the event of a war with Iraq. http://www.churchtimes.co.uk/

Latest News Friday, 28 March 2003 Aid preparations as bombs fall IRAQI CHURCHES and the aid agencies are facing the cost of war. Diocesan website targeted by protests THE Hereford diocesan website has been a victim of protest hacking in response to the war in Iraq. Churches help parishes mourn the dead A CORNISH PRIEST has spoken about how the town of Wadebridge was dealing with the death of the first British soldier to be killed in combat during the war. 'What can mend all this war has broken?' SINCE THE START of the war in Iraq, the Archbishop of Canterbury has issued several statements, mainly with other religious leaders. Vicar asks for prayer in court A LEEDS VICAR asked a judge to join him in praying for God’s mercy on the nation when he appeared in her court last Wednesday. End of story at Lincoln as Canon retires THE SUBDEAN of Lincoln, Canon Rex Davis, is to retire. His departure ends a stormy chapter in Lincoln’s history, which culminated in the resignation of the Dean, the Very Revd Brandon Jackson, in 1997. Hello, Hobbit Higgins

24. The Church Of England From the time of the Elizabethan settlement on, the church of england (the AnglicanChurch) attempted, with varying degrees of success, to consolidate its http://65.107.211.206/religion/denom1.html

David Cody , Assistant Professor of English, Hartwick College From the time of the Elizabethan settlement on, the Church of England (the Anglican Church) attempted, with varying degrees of success, to consolidate its position both as a distinctive middle way between Catholicism and Puritanism and as the national religion of England. Under Charles I, the "popish" High-Church policies of the Arminian William Laud alienated the Puritan wing of the Church, and after the victory of Cromwell's (frequently Puritan) parliamentarians over Charles's (frequently Catholic) Royalists in the Civil Wars of 1642-1651, the Anglican Church, by now the Church of England, was largely dismantled. The Puritan emphasis on individualism, however, made the establishment of a national Presbyterian Church during the Interregnum impossible, and the Restoration of the Monarchy under Charles II in 1660 facilitated the re-establishment of the Anglican Church, purged of Puritans, who split into various dissenting factions. It remained the official state church until the passage of the Toleration Act in 1690, which permitted Dissenters to hold meetings in licensed preaching houses. Thereafter it grew both politically and spiritually weaker, and the eighteenth century found it largely unprepared for the serious spiritual challenge which was implicit in the appearance of

25. All Saints Primary School Mixed, voluntary aided, church of england primary (311). Includes basic information, Ofsted summary. http://www.lbhf.gov.uk/council_services/education/schools/primary/allsaints.htm

All Saints Primary School School details - mixed, voluntary aided, Church of England, 3 - 11 year olds Address: Bishops Avenue Fulham London Tel: Fax: Headteacher Ms Janet Osborne Chair of governors Rev Preb. Kenneth Bowler Vice chair of governors Mrs S. Voss School Admin. Officer Mrs Barbara Collado Site manager Mr Jim Collins School profile Our school is a voluntary aided Church of England primary school, with a nursery. Its educational foundation dates back to the reign of Elizabeth I. School buildings have been in New Kings Road, Fulham High Street and now we are in Bishops Avenue on a leafy, spacious site. School roll Jan 96 Boys Girls Total Reception to year 6 Full time nursery Part time nursery Total fte pupils Jan 97 Boys Girls Total Reception to year 6 Full time nursery Part time nursery Total fte pupils School Aims I Give all pupils equal opportunity to achieve their full potential. 3 Create a happy school environment where both adults and pupils can find enjoyment and satisfaction in their daily work. 4 Help pupils develop an understanding of the basic teachings of the Christian faith and form a personal relationship with God.

26. Web Hosting, Web Site Hosting, Domain Hosting, Hosting, Virtual Isp WHO WE ARE WHERE WE STAND WHAT WE ARE DOING OUR VISION OUR MINISTERS OUR CHURCHESOUR COLLEGE CESA NEWS Latest NovemberFebruary 2003 CONTACT US AIDS http://cesa.org.za/

27. Church Of England On Norfolk Island church of england on Norfolk Island. St. Barnabas Chapel. Sunday 8.00am CommunionService 9.15am Sunday School 9.30am Family Service (followed by morning tea). http://users.nf/anglican/

Church of England on Norfolk Island St. Barnabas Chapel Sunday 8.00am Communion Service 9.15am Sunday School 9.30am Family Service followed by morning tea All Saints Church Kingston Sunday 7.30pm Evensong and Sing-a-long very popular service Thanksgiving Day Last Wednesday in November Friday 1.30pm Radio Programme Get Real Youth Group www.getreal.nf Rector Ian Hadfield Andrew Dane Phone/Fax +6723 22293 Email hadfield@norfolk.nf Phone +6723 23740 The Church of England on Norfolk Island is worshipping community of Christ's people seeking to live and grow in obedience to Him. We are committed to sustaining and encouraging each other in faith, and to extending God's kingdom by gospel ministry and example at home and abroad. Anglican Church Diocese of Sydney www.sydney.anglican.asn.au Web site hosting by Norfolk Island Data Services www.nf

28. Church Of England church of england, At the beginning of the 19th century the Churchof England was the official established church of the nation. Category Reference Encyclopedias Religion and Society http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REengland.htm

Church of England To receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. FREE Education Newsletters - choose below... Education on the Internet Teaching History Online Email: Let keep Ahead .com bring you the world by email Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email At the beginni ng of the 19th century the Church of England was the official established church of the nation. Nonconformists Roman Catholics and members of the Jewish Church all suffered from legal discrimination. Members of these religious groups were unable to hold civil or military office. Nor were they able to be awarded degrees from Oxford and Cambridge universities. As both the House of Commons and the House of Lords only admitted Anglicans, members of other churches found it impossible to persuade Parliament to introduce laws that would guarantee religious liberty. Anglicans lost their monopoly of public office after the repeal of the Test and Corporation Act in 1828. Eight years later, the Prime Minister

29. Bures CEVC School A brief insight into the history of the school together with information for the parents of prospective Category Regional Europe England Suffolk Education...... Bures School is a church of england Voluntary Controlled School which means A schoolset up by a voluntary body, usually a church body (generally Church of http://www.bures.suffolk.sch.uk/

Welcome to the Bures Primary School Website This site is optimised for 1024 x 768 screen size Bures Primary School is situated in the heart of Bures, a Suffolk Village with the River Stour running through the middle. The river marks the boundary between Essex and Suffolk. Children living on the Essex side of the village can walk across the new millennium footbridge to School. Bures School is a Church of England Voluntary Controlled School which means A school set up by a voluntary body, usually a church body (generally Church of England). Totally funded by the LEA, which also employs the staff and manages admissions. A V.C. school retains some residual rights regarding religious worship. The National Literacy Strategy and National Numeracy Strategy are fully implemented. Children are taken on school visits and visitors come in to school to enrich the teaching and learning. We have high expectations for all pupils at Bures School. Our key aim is

30. 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

31. 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/

Diocese History Deaneries Parishes ... Learning Disabilties Christian leaders in Yorkshire issue joint statement as war begins Christian leaders, including the Bishop of Ripon and Leeds, have issued a joint call for prayer as hostilities against Iraq begin. more . . . Muslims join in Cathedral prayers for peace In an unprecedented act of interfaith cooperation, Muslims have performed their midday prayers in Ripon Cathedral and joined with Christians at the Shrine of Justice and Peace. more . . . Preview our new site Muslims join Christians in Cathedral for historic prayers of peace..(click) pressreleases/frameset1.shtml Christians leaders in Yorkshire issue joint statement as war begins pressreleases/frameset2.shtml Prayers for peace (click here) .... prayers for peace ..(click here) ... pressreleases/frameset3.shtml

32. 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 ... Church of England Supported by Ecclesiastical Insurance Group Last Updated 24th March 2003

33. Trinity Church Home Page Earley, Reading, Berkshire. Joint Methodist, United Reformed Church and church of england. Services and worship details, activities, aims, Alpha Course, guide to Christianity, buildings, Care, groups, history, humour, news, photos, reports, magazine, youth, contacts, location and link 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: Church Office Ministers: Rev Simon Howard or Rev Nick Thompson Webmaster: Alex.Robinson

34. Anglicans Online | England THE ANGLICAN CHURCH is often referred to as the church of england—that'sbecause the roots of the Anglican Communion are in the British Isles. http://anglicansonline.org/uk-europe/england/

Anglicans Online News Resources Basics ... Worldwide Anglicanism Anglican Dioceses and Parishes New this Week News Centre A to Z Start Here ... Official Publications B The Bible B B B B B This page last updated 9 November 2002 Anglicans Online last updated 30 March 2003 THE ANGLICAN CHURCH The Church of England is one part of the Anglican Communion, and England is now part of the United Kingdom, but the administrative structure of its churches predates the formation of Great Britain by many centuries. We find that it works best to organize church information according to the ancient country names rather than the contemporary ones. Also see our pages for Scotland Wales , and Ireland . We offer these resources pertaining to the Church of England: The Church of England by diocese The Church of England by geographic region Education Official information about the Church of England ... Miscellaneous resources Are you looking for a parish church in England? You might try www.church-search.com,

35. Archdeacon Home Page Archdeacon Cambridge's church of england Primary School of Twickenham. http://www.archcamb.richmond.sch.uk

ARCHDEACON CAMBRIDGE'S CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL [ Home ] Term Dates About the school School News Class Home Pages ... Holy Trinity Church Welcome to our School Web Site Please click on the links above to find out more. If you would like to comment on our website, please write to our pupil webmaster at: pupilwebmasters@archdeaconcambridges.richmond.sch.uk

36. The Church Of England And "Establishment" Establishment, disestablishment and antidisestablishmentarianismthe special legal status of the church of england. http://ubh.tripod.com/whist/chhist/ce-est1.htm

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated This is a mirror site for www.thuto.org/ubh . If you have any problems, try the main site. (For this page see http://www.thuto.org/ubh/whist/chhist/ce-est1.htm University of Botswana History Department Some notes on the Church of England and "Establishment" History Home Page Site Index Church History index Contents ... Outside Britain The St George's Cross: the flag of England and the Church of England The legal and constitutional position of the Church of England is an unusual one. Outside Britain it is little understood; even within Britain many people are not at all clear on it. It is, however, necessary to understand it in order to understand many important issues which the Church has had to deal with in the twentieth century. The Church of England is an Established Church . This is a technical term, meaning that the Church has a special legal position within the state and is not simply a voluntary society in the eyes of the law. The term will be familiar to Americans, as the First Amendment to the United States Constitution begins "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion , or prohibiting the free exercise thereof...", though this may mislead them as it has been interpreted by the American courts in modern times to require the state to be rigidly secular and completely exclude religion from all governmental business, schools etc. Most "secular states" are much less rigid. That is, in the United States "establishment of religion" has been interpreted to include almost any conceivable connection, real or apparent, between the state and religion, rather than the more specific connection usually understood in England. Paradoxically, although its government is rigidly secular, the United States is one of the most religious societies of the western world in terms of active church membership.

37. Anglicans Online | Church Of England | Dioceses THE church of england is divided into 44 dioceses. 43 of them are inEngland; the Diocese in Europe covers other countries. If you http://anglicansonline.org/uk-europe/england/dioceses/

Anglicans Online News Resources Basics ... Worldwide Anglicanism Anglican Dioceses and Parishes New this Week News Centre A to Z Start Here ... Official Publications B The Bible B B B B B This page last updated 25 May 2002 Anglicans Online last updated (none) THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND is divided into 44 dioceses. 43 of them are in England; the Diocese in Europe covers other countries. If you aren't sure what diocese contains the city or parish you are seeking, try our England by Region page, or our search engine . See also these pages: The Church of England by geographic region Church of England official information Schools and education Miscellaneous related resources Dioceses These links take you to the Anglicans Online page for the indicated diocese. Where an official web site exists, our page will contain a link to it. Diocese of Bath and Wells Diocese of Birmingham Diocese of Blackburn Diocese of Bradford ... Diocese of York Royal Peculiars A Royal Peculiar is a church that belongs directly to the monarch and not to any diocese or province. The concept originated in Anglo-Saxon times and developed as a result of the relationship between the Norman and Plantagenet Kings and the English Church. We know of these Royal Peculiars:

38. 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.

39. Cornwell Community Church An church plant within the church of england parish of St. Catherine's in Tilehurst. Includes services, actives, programmes, and newsletter. http://www.cornwellcommunitychurch.org.uk/

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Here's our best attempt at the main page. Cornwell Community Church Part of the Church of England parish of St Catherine of Siena in Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire What is the Cornwell Community Church ? Where does it meet ? What happens in our service ? Who comes to our services ? ... Links What is the Cornwell Community Church ? In 1992 St. Catherine's After months of planning and preparation, services started in January 1994. The church is part of the Church of England within St Catherine's parish and is led by Tony Bartlett who is a Licensed Lay Minister. Part of the church out for a walk The Cornwell Centre Where does it meet ? A church is a group of people, not a building. That is why we do not have our own building. We meet in the Cornwell Centre which is a warm light modern building owned by the Parish Council. There is car parking and good access for buggies etc. Map of local area Street Map and aerial photograph (StreetMap.Co.Uk) What happens in our service ? We sing hymns and songs, led by a music group. We listen to the Bible being read or acted out and then someone explains how it is relevant to life today.

40. Evangelical Lutheran Church Of England, ELCE Official Site.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Synods Europe......www.lutheran.co.uk Evangelical Lutheran church of england ELCE/ congregationsin England, Scotland and Wales, christian evangelical church. http://www.lutheran.co.uk/

Welcome to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of England - ELCE The ELCE is a confessional Lutheran Church and a member of the International Lutheran Council (ILC). You are welcome to visit any of our parishes in the United Kingdom. If you need further information, please contact our Central Office in Cambridge. The ELCE with congregations in England, Scotland and Wales

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