San Diego Anglicans

How Many San Diego Anglicans Can You Spot in This Video?

admin — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 04:23:59 +0000

I counted at least four, including the star actor & actress. Looking good, San Diego.

Anglican Spirituality Class at Bethel

admin — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 03:45:26 +0000

This fall, Bethel Seminary will be offering a course on Anglican spirituality on Monday evenings from 4-7pm. Dr. David Montzingo (Holy Spirit Anglican), Dr. Bill Dopp, Fr. Russell Martin (Christ the King), and Fr. Larry Bausch (Holy Trinity Parish, Ocean Beach) will team up to teach on the four main streams in Anglican spirituality - classical, evangelical, catholic, and charismatic. You don't need to be a seminary student to take the class. Anyone can audit. The cost to audit a course at Bethel Seminary is $200, $100 for seniors (60+), and $100 for full-time ministry workers. Contact Caleb Hummel at 619.325.5233 or c-hummel@bethel.edu for more information.

You are invited. Resurrection Youth Perform at Drama and Music Camp. Food Drive

admin — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 20:46:55 +0000

Location

Church of the Village Community Presbyterian Church

6225 Paseo Delicias

Rancho Santa Fe

United States

See map: Google Maps

This week several of the Resurrection youth are at Drama & Music Camp. This camp will conclude with a performance on Friday evening... here are the particulars from Robin Segarra and I hope you will be able to attend and support our kids!

"This is the culminating performance of a full week of camp, with two wonderful musicals being presented - Malice in the Palace, the Story of Esther (by the children) and Godspell, Jr. (by the youth). The show, which takes place at Church of the Village Community Presbyterian Church (6225 Paseo Delicias, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067), begins at 7:00, with doors opening at 6:30. (Be there early. There will be lines of people waiting at the door!) Ten of our kids from Resurrection will be in the shows. It looks to be an amazing evening. Please note that the price of admission this year is 2 cans of food to benefit the Salvation Army food bank."

When

Event Date:

08/05/2011 - 7:00pm

More Information

Sponsoring Congregation:

Anglican Church of the Resurrection

Web Site(s):

http://resurrectionsanmarcos.org/

Web Site(s):

http://www.villagechurch.org/

Resurrection Youth Choir to Perform at Point Loma University June 27. All Invited.

admin — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 13:58:20 +0000

Location

Point Loma Nazarene University

3900 Lomaland Drive Crill Hall

San Diego, CA, 92106

United States

See map: Google Maps

From Robin Segarra, Youth Choristers Director at Resurrection San Marcos:

Over a year ago, brainstorming and planning began for the first ever YouthCUE Festival of Youth Choirs in San Diego. The Resurrection Singers have been working this entire year on repertoire for this Festival. Now, finally, at the end of June, the YouthCUE Festival will be a reality. We’ll be combining with about 150 other singers from churches around the country to polish this repertoire under the direction of nationally known and respected youth choir expert, Randy Edwards. The three-day youth choir festival will culminate in Sing Out, San Diego! - a final concert with the 150 voice choir accompanied by full orchestra (and our own David Bergstedt at piano) on Monday evening, June 27, at 7:30 PM at Point Loma Nazarene University, Crill Hall. Admission "price" is 4 canned goods (or $4.00) at the door for donation to the San Diego Food Bank. Please join us for Sing Out, San Diego! on Monday night. It promises to be an amazing event!

When

Event Date:

06/27/2011 - 7:30pm

Anglican.TV coverage of Bishop Nazir Ali's Talk on the Christian Response to Radical Islam

admin — Sat, 28 May 2011 15:41:55 +0000

This event was presented at St. James Anglican Church, Newport Beach as part of the "Hold Fast" nationwide tour sponsored by the American Anglican Council (AAC) and Sharing Our Ministries Abroad (SOMA).

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Fr. Eric Menees elected Bishop of San Joaquin

Cindy K — Tue, 17 May 2011 15:30:58 +0000

On May 14 our very own San Diego Anglican President, Fr. Eric Menees, was elected to be the next Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin. We are so very proud of him and happy for him, and at the same time jealous of the people of San Joaquin and selfish in our sorrow over losing him. He has been an integral part of SDA for many years and our loss is most certainly San Joaquin's gain. There'll be plenty of time for good-byes between now and September, but i figured I better start practicing so i can hopefully manage to do so with dignity when the time comes, rather than just falling apart, which is what I want to do right now. My consolation is that he is and always will be my friend and my brother, both in this world and for eternity. Good bye, good luck and God bless, Fr. Eric.

Kingdom Conference

DocEric — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 04:37:35 +0000

If you missed the Kingdom Conference up in Irvine organized by the Diocese of Western Anglicans, don't despair!

AnglicanTV did a great job of covering the event. Catch our own Fr. Eric Menees or Russell Martin or keynote speaker

Rev. Canon Michael Green. Check it out here.

Christ the Redeemer, Yuma to Celebrate Fourth Anniversary

admin — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 05:15:29 +0000

(rec'd via email)

Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church will celebrate its 4th birthday on Feb. 6, 2011. The first service was held on February 4, 2007. The attached photo is of our first service with Fr. Larry Eddingfield as celebrant. Join us in joyful prayers for all the Lord has done.

For more info, see

Church web site: http://www.christtheredeemeryuma.org/
CTR as listed on this site: http://sandiegoanglicans.com/congregations/christ-the-redeemer-anglican-church

Christ the King has new offices!

Cindy K — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 14:16:20 +0000

Christ the King Church now has new offices in Scripps Ranch! This new office/ministry space will be used for all church and ministry meetings, fellowship events, counseling and pastoral care, youth group and more! Come check out the new digs at: 9939 Hibert Street, Suite 101 San Diego, CA 92131 858-621-0644 office@ctksd.org

Press Coverage of Holy Trinity Parish Property Handover

David Turney — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 17:03:36 +0000

While sad to miss the final mass and transitional procession for my own Holy Trinity Parish from its long-cherished building to it's new home, I have been cheered somewhat by the nuanced coverage of the event provided by the San Diego Union Tribune and local Ocean Beach paper, Peninsula Beacon.

From the Union Tribune article:
http://www.sduniontribune.com/news/2010/dec/28/church-walks-away-episcop...

Holy Trinity officially became a parish for the Episcopal Church in 1956. At the time, Episcopal congregations in this county belonged to the Diocese of Los Angeles. That changed in 1973 with formation of the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego.

Over the decades, Bausch became increasingly agitated as national church leaders moved in what he deemed an increasingly liberal direction. At the Episcopal general convention in 2006, he remembered the dissension peaking after a candidate was elected bishop despite being divorced twice and married three times.

“That’s when I knew, although it had been building for many years, that this was it,” Bausch said. “And perhaps the best witness I could make to my friends in the Episcopal Church would be to leave — to call attention to the fact that something was grievously wrong.”

Of note, the reporter questioned the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego regarding the congregation's interest in purchasing the property.

The vestry inquired about purchasing the parcel, which the county assessed at $714,782 in 2007. It said the diocese pegged the purchase price at more than $2 million, and that efforts to rent the church building were rebuffed.

The diocese wouldn’t comment on those issues.

Local blogger Anglican Music (now syndicated on this web site) was able to attend the final services and has done a really nice piece, providing more detail along with some personal context on the departure. I recommend you read it. Follow Anglican Music on Twitter at @anglicanm.

More to come as Holy Trinity Parish starts it's new life next door at Bethany Lutheran and the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego takes possession of the building.