Canterbury Episcopal Fellowship @ Southern Miss

Home

Browser Prefs
Add to Favorites Make Home Page

Main Menu

Home

Photo Gallery

Prayer Requests

Contact Fr. Bill

Links

Calendar

Discussion

Games

Sections

	Articles
	Bp.N.T. Wright's Articles
	Eryn's Journal
	Eryn's Journal continued
	Events
	Hattiesburg Episcopal Churches
	News
	Prayers
	Sermons

No account yet? Create one

Online Users
No Users Online

Who's Online
We have 23 guests online

WELCOME TO CANTERBURY SOUTHERN MISS!

The Episcopal (Anglican) Fellowship on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, MS

Friday, 09 May 2008

Autumn 2007

Autumn 2007

Danforth Chapel

Services

Weds at 12:10 and 5:30 pm

_______________________________________________

Sunday Night

Supper Club

Church of the Ascension at 5:30pm

Lent07

Opportunity for a Lenten Journey...

Fr. Bill will be leading Stations of the Cross at St. John's Laurel each Friday evening at 5:30 p.m. during Lent. We will also follow a tradition of going out for a seafood dinner afterwards (old 'fish on friday' thang).

Read more...

Episcopalooza Goodies

Episcopalooza goodies such at T-shirts, sweats, mugs and many others can be purchased @ http://www.cafepress.com/tecsouthernms

Episcopalooza

A Welcome Back

     Band Party

     featuring

Cottage Industry

           on

   Aug 27, 2006

from 3pm to 6pm

artwork by Meredith Kresge

Read more...

Create an account!

Hey You! Look to the left...see the green Login Form balloon area...down just a bit...there!..."Create one"...yeah, that's it...click on it...just do it...I dare ya!...

Read more...

Prayer for Our Whole Human Family

Read more...

Why come to Church?

Why come to Church if Christ has done all the work to reconcile and forgive our sin? Don't we just have to confess and get our ticket punched for Heaven?

Read more...

Polls

Most Read

	Why come to Church?
	Epiphany Sermon
	Ascension Service Times
	Vicar's Sermon March 6, 2005
	Episcopal Church of the Ascension

Hit Counter
570259 Visitors

News & Info from National Public Radio, Episcopal News, Anglican Communion News

NPR - Top Stories
Fri, 09 May 2008 17:48

Several more superdelegates threw their support behind Democratic presidential candidate Barak Obama on Friday, all but erasing the once-substantial lead of his rival, Hillary Clinton. Political analysts E.J. Dionne of The Washington Postand David Brooks of The New York Timessay the race is essentially over.

Can Obama Be Called the 'Presumptive Nominee'?

Despite troubles with Myanmar's military rulers, U.N. World Food Program spokesman Paul Riley says the agency has 240 staffers on the ground hurriedly working with government ministries to get aid to survivors of the cyclone. The agency fears running out of time.

Groups Scramble to Get Aid to Myanmar Survivors

Investors have been growing cautiously optimistic in recent days that the worst of the credit crisis is over. But now, there's fresh evidence that there's still trouble looming. The insurance giant AIG announced a huge loss related to bad mortgage debt, and Citigroup, the nation's largest bank, is going to sell off some $400 billion in assets as it seeks to become more efficient.

Citigroup, AIG Dampen Wall Street's Optimism

NPR - Music
Fri, 09 May 2008 17:48

Matt Mays had an ambitious plan: write and produce a full-length, feature film and score the music for it. The movie, When the Angels Make Contact, would be a story of heartbreak and the universal search for meaning in an often lonely and dark world. The music would tell the story in song. Though he couldn't afford to finish the film, he did finish the album. Sharing the movie's title, it's a cinematic collection of beautifully dark, experimental rock pieces.

Matt Mays: 'The Past'

The jagged pop and reverb-drenched rock of British Sea Power has earned the English band comparisons to the likes of the Cure and Joy Division. But British Sea Power has a style of its own — playful and profound, and marked by unmistakable instrumental skill. Hear the band perform a concert from WXPN and World Cafe Live in Philadelphia.

British Sea Power in Concert

Though still only 20, English singer-songwriter Kate Nash has already topped numerous European pop charts and attracted massive buzz in the U.S. Her debut album, Made of Bricks, is full of sweetly infectious pop music, propelled by Nash's thick accent and effervescent personality.

Kate Nash: Sweetly Infectious Pop

NPR - Movies
Fri, 09 May 2008 17:48

Mark Jordan Legan tells us what the critics are saying about Speed Racer, the latest film by the Wachowski brothers, What Happens in Vegasand The Tracey Fragmentsstarring Ellen Page.

Summary Judgement: Cam. vs. Ash, Who Cares?

Fresh Airfilm critic David Edelstein reviews Redbelt, the new martial-arts film written and directed by David Mamet. The film tells the story of a principled martial-arts master who steps into the professional fighting ring to save his business.

Fighting to Pay the Bills in 'Redbelt'

A new documentary called Supergirls!shows how a Chinese TV-singing contest is more than a chance for aspiring singers to get famous — it's also brought one of the biggest spasms of voting and campaigning for votes modern China's ever seen.

Democracy-Wary China Does 'American Idol'

Episcopal News Service
Fri, 09 May 2008 17:48

In response to House and Senate leaders' release of a final farm bill package May 8, Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori released the following statement urging congressional defeat, or presidential veto, of the legislation

Presiding Bishop urges Farm Bill defeat

Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) is responding to Cyclone Nargis and providing churches and individuals with an opportunity to help those affected by the deadly disaster

In Myanmar, Episcopal Relief and Development responds to Cyclone Nargis

Anglican Communion
Fri, 09 May 2008 17:49

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has written to the Anglican church in Burma following the devastation of Cyclone Nargis in the area of the Irrawaddy River Delta. In the letter to Archbishop Stephen Than Myint Oo, Dr Williams assures the church of the prayers of the Anglican Communion and commends the rescue operation now underway

Archbishop of Canterbury - Prayers for Burma

USPG: Anglicans in World Mission, has been heartened by the response to the call to prayer issued for (27th April 2008) by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.The Rt Revd Michael Doe, General Secretary of USPG today said: “USPG: Anglicans in World Mission, as the principal Anglican agency working in the Dioceses of Zimbabwe, has been overwhelmed by the response individuals, parishes and Dioceses are making to the call to prayer.

Anglican Church in Zimbabwe is making a difference