|The South Marysburgh Mirror St. Philip’s Roots ‘n Wings Audacious Anglicans On Sunday, June 15" Audacious Anglicans - Heroes of the Anglican Communion, a book docu- menting the lives of a number of Anglican women and men who have greatly affected the world, will have its Canadian launching. This event will be sponsored by our sister church in the Parish of Marysburgh, St. John’s, Waupoos from 4 to 6 p.m. at the home of one of the books co-authors, Gerald T. Rayner in Waupoos. The book is a compilation of articles more bio- graphical in content than theological. The chapters were originally published as individual articles under the same title in past issues of Anglican Episcopal World, the official magazine of the Anglican Communion. When the magazine suspended publication earlier this year and at the urging of Canon James N. Rosenthal, its editor, Gerald Rayner along with his co-author, Dr. Robert Moore of Ottawa, decided to pursue their origi- nal idea they had in the year 2000 of writing a book. Audacious Anglicans will feature a wide range of persons. Some of those highlighted are Bishop Des- mond Tutu, the Canadian Henry Budd, the first First Nation person in North America to be ordained in the Anglican Church. Bishop Jacques (James) Walker's Greenhouse June is Rose Month Now 15% off until June 15th Open 8 to7 - Mon. to Fri. 8 to 5 Sat. & Sun. Cty Rd 17 1km East of Milford 476-1118 HELP WANTED Cleaners Needed for New Leaf Cleaning Company, Lower Level of The Armoury, Picton. Must be in receipt of ODSP or OW. Training provided. Call Karen 613-476-1811. Holly, one time bishop of Haiti, William Wilberforce, two women Li Tim Oi priested in Hong Kong 44 and Una Kroll priested in Wales in 1997 and scientist and priest John Polkinghorne. As well as these and other individuals, there are three chap- ters giving the histories of 3 organizations; SAMS, The Church Army (Kenya) and the Melanesian Brotherhood. The authors will be present for the book launching at the Rayner home on County Road 13 near the intersection of County Road 8. The book will have a second launch- ing this summer in England at the Lam- beth Conference, the gathering of the Bishops of the Anglican Communion that is held every ten years. ing Goat G, OPEN Thursdays & Fridays 11 am to 5 pm Saturdays & Sundays 10 am to 5 pm ‘Summer hours will be 7 days a week. We are now offering evening hypertufa workshops so stop by, check out what we are up to and sign up. You are never to old to play with mud and get creative! troughs, birdbaths, sculptu As always we are ice cream (& cheese curd) friendly! 906 CtyRd 13 613-476-9696 llopinggoat.com