Bahrain Anglican News -July-August 2005

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*St. Christophers Cathedral, Manama*	Awali Anglican Church
Dean: The Very Rev. Canon Alan Hayday P.O. Box 36, Manama, Bahrain Tel: +973 1725 3866 Fax: 973 1724 6436 Mob: +973 3952 2547 Email: cathedra@batelco.com.bh / Website: www.stchcathedral.org.bh	Mission to Seafarers: the Rev. Victor Salve Tel: +973 1772 8266 Fax: +973 1723 0510 Mob: +973 3924 7413 Cathedral Administrator: Ms. Elizabeth George How to find us.......Cathedral Location

May - June 2006
Important Personnel Changes in the Diocese

1	Our Bishop, the Most Revd. Clive Handford, has announced that he is retiring at the end of April 2007.
2	With effect from 1st May 2006 our Dean, the Very Rev. Alan Hayday is appointed Archdeacon of the Gulf, and thus is now more correctly addressed as The Ven. Alan Hayday. The diocese now has two Archdeacons, Ven. Alan for the Gulf parishes, and Ven. Steve Collis, Archdeacon of Cyprus
3	Our Administrator Elizabeth George resigned with effect 31st May

Contents:

The Dean writes........

The MV Doulos

Fund-raising Dinner

Confirmation

Mission to Seafarers Chaplain - Fr. Victor

Services at St. Christopher's Cathedral

Who's Who

Church Calendar for May-June

Summer Ball

Cathedral Caretakers

Easter Sunday at Awali

Auctions!

Church Registry

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John 3:15
Lord we Believe

Please remember to pray for persecuted Christians - so many Christians do not have the freedom
to worship as we do here in Bahrain.

The Barnabas Fund based in Pewsey, UK, works to support Christian communities in
those parts of the world where they are facing poverty and persecution.
info@barnabasfund.org Web: www.barnabasfund.org

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