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In an unmarked office at the end of a dirt track, veteran activist David Kato labors to repeal Ugandas homophobic laws and liberate his fellow lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender men and women, or kuchus. But Davids formidable task just became more difficult. A new Anti-Homosexuality Bill proposes death for HIV-positive gay men, and prison for anyone who fails to turn in a known homosexual. Inspired by American evangelicals who have christened Uganda ground zero in their war on the homosexual agenda, the bill awaits debate in Ugandas Parliament. Meanwhile, local newspapers have begun outing kuchus with vicious fervor. David, Ugandas first openly gay man, is one of few who dare to publicly protest state-sanctioned homophobia. Working with an idiosyncratic clan of fellow activists, including retired Anglican Bishop Christopher Senyonjo, David fights Ugandas government and tabloids in the courts, on television, and at the United Nations. Because, he insists, if we keep on hiding, they will say were not here. But no one is prepared for the brutal murder that shakes the movement to its core and sends shock waves around the world. Call Me Kuchu depicts the last year in the life of a courageous, quick-witted and steadfast man whose wisdom and achievements were not fully recognized until after his death, and whose memory has inspired a new generation of human rights advocates. Call Me Kuchu
Trinity Anglican Mission's sermon podcast. Trinity Anglican Mission
Listen to weekly scripture readings and sermons from the main morning service at Church of the Ascension. Founded in 1889, Ascension is an Evangelical Anglican parish that stresses scriptural preaching and teaching, the need for repentance and faith, and the continuing presence of the Holy Spirit. Sermons from Ascension Pittsburgh
Holy Spirit Church is vibrant Episcopal Community on Houston's west side. We meet for worship every Sunday at eight o'clock and ten thirty AM. We offer contemporary and traditional expressions of Anglican worship. These sermons are from that context. Holy Spirit Episcopal Church
Daily prayer and scripture readings including music and psalms that follow in the ancient traditions of the Roman Catholic Church yet made to feel contemporary through talented readers and remarkable music. Follow along using the session outlines at www.DivineOffice.org. From ancient times the Church has had the custom of celebrating each day the liturgy of the hours. In this way the Church fulfills the Lord's precept to pray without ceasing, at once offering praise to God the Father and interceding for the salvation of the world. For this expressed purpose, the recordings of the Hours presented here are intended to expand awareness of this Liturgy, introduce and practice the structure of this prayer, and to assist in the recitation of the Liturgy in small groups, domestic prayer and where common celebration is not possible.

This podcast is based on the Roman Catholic Liturgy of the Hours, however, several faith traditions including Anglican, Orthodox, Episcopalian, in fact, most Christian traditions should join together in these remarkable prayers.

Join us on the web at http://DivineOffice.org for outlines, credit for musical performances, and other great resources to help in praying the breviary.

Divine Office - Liturgy of the Hours of the Roman Catholic Church
saint benedict's table is a church community in the Anglican tradition deeply involved at the intersection of faith and culture. Our monthly ideaExchange series, at a used bookstore in Winnipeg, Canada, explores trends and topics relevant to both the wider culture and to the life of faith. We sponsor a lecture series, recently produced two CDs of music created by community members, published two books and take an innovative look at what being Anglican is all about. Inspired by what Robert Webber calls "the ancient-future," we draw deeply on the great tradition of the church to be free to explore new ground, new music, new futures. Visit us at stbenedictstable.ca saint benedict's table
The sequel to “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” finds Alice back in Wonderland and a piece in a surreal chess game. This weird and wonderful book includes the poems “Jabberwocky” and “The Walrus and the Carpenter,” a talking pudding, and that immortal line “Jam yesterday, jam tomorrow, but never jam today.” Lewis Carroll was the nom de plume of Charles Dodgson (1832-1890) an Anglican clergyman, photographer, and mathematician. Librivox: Through the Looking-Glass (version 2) by Carroll, Lewis
Interesting Audio from AskThePriest.org, a website maintained by priests of the Episcopal (Anglican) church. AskThePriest Podcast
In this podiobook: Clio Griffin, an out-of-work academic with an attitude and a tendency toward sarcasm, travels to England to interview for a last-chance job--as the pet historian for an antiquarian group who hope to use her to build the reputation of the local saint--Alban, the first Christian martyr of Britain.No sooner does she arrive than the saint, dead for seventeen centuries, starts talking to her--out loud. The voice is hard enough for Clio to take; her mother, in her final illness, had lost touch with reality, and Clio fears the same fate. When the saint drags her unwilling into the past, to live the lives of people long dead, Clio fights to hold on to her reason. At the same time, in "ordinary" life, she starts to define--and have defined for her--a place in the life of the town. The resident mystic takes a liking to her; when she dies, she leaves everything to Clio. The sexton of the cathedral becomes a malevolent presence who threatens Clio at unforseen intervals. She falls in love with an Anglican priest on the cathedral staff, who is jealous of the very mystical experiences Clio struggles to deny.When the the past itself comes to life in Clio's present, in the person of a medieval plague victim who appears in her living room, Clio must choose between her rationalism and her compassion for the dying young man. Her decision lands her in a mental hospital, where she has to confront both the fear of losing her reason and the reality of her experiences.When Clio gains her release from the psychiatric ward, her psychiatrist, like many others, asks her to pray for him. As she re-enters the community, she finds that other people, whom she doesn't even know, have been taking care of the cottage left her by the mystic. When her employer is injured in an auto accident, Clio's half-believed prayers seem to lead to a miraculous healing.Throughout the story, past and present are shuffled like two halves of the same deck of cards. With each descent into history, Clio learns about other lives. With each return to the present, she has to make sense of her own life in light of what she's learned.THE COMMUNION OF THE SAINT (the title is a paraphrase of a line from the Apostle's Creed) is a novel of past and present, skepticism and belief.The story question: how does a modern, skeptical, rational person fit the irrational, the supernatural, into her life and still make some kind of sense of it all?The answer: not easily. The Communion of the Saint - A free audiobook by Alan David Justice J.C. Hutchins
Daily Readings from the Anglican Breviary. Although Anglican Catholic in content, the Breviary contains treasures that will edify Christians of all stripes. AngloCatholicPODCast

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J.C. Hutchins is an award-winning fiction and nonfiction storyteller, with 15 years of professional writing experience. His two novels – 7th Son: Descent and Personal Effects: Dark Art — were published in 2009 by St. Martin’s Press. J.C. Hutchins

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