It is estimated that 140,000 men served in the Corps.
He will be joined by the Revd Harry Ching, Assistant Vicar for International Ministry at St Martin-in-the-Fields, and Joanne McCrone, a first-year ordinand. The wreath has been provided by the Bitton and Oldland branch of the Royal British Legion, and he plans to ask British-Chinese children in Bristol to help decorate it. The Revd Mark Nam, Assistant Curate of St Anne’s, Oldland, and All Saints’, Longwell Green, Bristol, who founded The Teahouse, was invited by the organisers of the Western Front Association Armistice Day Ceremony. THREE members of The Teahouse, a national network of C of E clergy of Chinese heritage ( News, 20 August), will be laying a wreath at the Cenotaph in London on 11 November, in memory of the Chinese Labour Corps - Chinese workers enlisted by the British during the First World War. Wreath to be laid for Chinese Labour Corps At the time, Christian Aid estimated that that multinationals trading in the developing world deprived developing countries of $160 billion in lost tax revenues annually by using tax havens ( News, 29 June 2012).
The campaign to date has included a “tax-justice” bus tour organised by CAP and Christian Aid in 2012. Church Action on Poverty (CAP) described it as a “monumental step forward in the fight for tax justice”. ‘Monumental’ tax deal at G7 welcomed by campaignersĪ DEAL by the G7, struck on Saturday, under which multinational companies must pay a tax rate of at least 15 per cent in each county in which they operate has been welcomed by Christian charities. Caroline has led the modernisation of the processes that ensure the recruitment for appointments to senior ecclesiastical office is fair and transparent - as well as grounded in prayer and guided by the Holy Spirit.”
A press release said that she had “transformed the process by which senior appointments are made in the Church of England- with a particular focus on ensuring greater diversity among candidates for senior roles. She has been a senior adviser to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York since she joined the NCIs in 2004. THE Archbishops’ Secretary for Appointments and Development, Caroline Boddington, is to leave the National Church Institutions (NCIs) after 17 years, it was announced on Wednesday. He is to be consecrated in Cairo on 30 November.Ĭaroline Boddington to leave NCIs after 17 years He will carry out his episcopal duties alongside while remaining a Canon of Westminster, where he will still be based. While on Archbishop Williams’s staff at Lambeth Palace, he was adviser on Anglican Communion, ecumenical, inter-religious and international relations, and was the Archbishop’s Chaplain. His last posting was in Damascus, where, while working in the British Embassy and as the Anglican Chaplain, he was also the Archbishop of Canterbury’s representative to the Heads of the Orthodox Churches in Syria and Lebanon. After university, he was a diplomat in the Middle East and Spain. CANON Anthony Ball of Westminster Abbey has been appointed an assistant bishop in the diocese of Egypt, with responsibilities across the new Province of Alexandria ( News, 30 July 2020).
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