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FROM THE OFFICE OF BISHOP JAMES TENGATENGA

		Jul 31, 2008		PHOTO: At the Lambeth Conference, Canterbury, England
				Bishops from the Church of the Province of Central Africa

		Jun 10, 2008		Pastoral visit with xenophobia victims in South Africa
				Bishop James visits Malawian refugees in South Africa camps.

		Jun 3, 2008		Pastoral Message on the Crisis in Zimbabwe
				The Bishops of the Church of the Province of Central Africa have issued a Pastoral Message for worldwide distribution.

		May 24, 2008		Historic ground breaking ceremony for Anglican Council Malawi.
				New offices in Lilongwe are planned for the ACM.

		May 10, 2008		Bishop James Celebrates 10th Anniversary of His Consecration
				Anniversary included festivities at Limbe Country Club.

		May 9, 2008		AUDIO - Bishop Tengatenga speaks on the Church, colonialism and Anglican identities
				April 17, 2008 - Listen to Matt Davies Episcopal Life Online interview with Bishop James.

		May 7, 2008		Archdeaconries Have Been Reconfigured
				Announcement from the bishop's office.

		Apr 30, 2008		Bishop James attended New York Church Club banquet.
				121st Annual Banquet of the Church Club of New York, held at the Harvard Club on 30 April 2008.

		Mar 29, 2008		Leonard Kamungu Theological College receives television equipment
				The board of the college raised funds for special media equipment.

		Mar 29, 2008		Bishop James attends Anglican Consultative Council sessions.
				The bishop is a member of the Joint Standing Committee of the Anglican Consultative Council and Anglican Primates.

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