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Jan 06 - Despite the continuing violence in the Gaza Strip, bishops of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) proceeded with their plans to travel to the Middle East from Jan. 6 to 13. The delegation was scheduled to travel to Jerusalem Tuesday, Jan. 6.

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Jan 05 - Primate calls for end to violence in Gaza
Jan 02 - Archbishop reflects on first full year as primate
Jan 02 - Archbishop of Canterbury calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and Israel
Jan 02 - Jerusalem Christian leaders seek day of prayer, halt to Gaza violence

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Canada

United by Amazing Grace

January 5, 2009 - How “sweet the sound,” indeed! Anglicans across Canada enthusiastically participated in the Amazing Grace project to celebrate unity in the church and to raise money for the Council of the North. They sang renditions of the...

more Canada news:

Budget slashed by $1.3m

Anglican Church in North America: A new province or a new church?

Journal does more with less: Grant reduced by $150,000

2008 Anglican Journal Appeal concludes

Primate calls for end to death penalty

Philanthropy department develops ambitious stewardship plan

‘Feeling the winds of God’ theme for General Synod 2010

CoGS in brief

Hawkins elected bishop in Saskatchewan

No abuse charges laid at Grenville College

Rupert’s Land may authorize rites if General Synod approves

Picture your faith — focus on celebration

Huron bishop not yet acting on same-sex blessings

Williams appointed Journal staff writer

Ted Rogers dies at age 75

Culture

Jezebel and other fascinating women in the Bible

January 5, 2009 - STRONG, independent, and courageously grounded women are the focus of Lesley Hazleton’s Jezebel: The Untold Story of the Bible’s Harlot Queen and Joan Chittister’s The Friendship of Women: The Hidden Tradition of the Bible. While...

Vol 135 Num 1 - January 2009

Opinion & Editorial

Reconciliation is the church’s responsibility

January 5, 2009 - TRUTH AND reconciliation. Those words hold considerable promise as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) begins its work this year.

more opinion & editorial:

Featured letter: Church jargon is like alphabet soup

Letters to the Editor

Two sticks of wood

Things that unite us

Corrections

World News

Temba House provides hope in world of AIDS

January 5, 2009 - When Lulu Boxoza started Temba Community Development Services in Mthantha, South Africa in 1999, she thought she would be involved in poverty alleviation, but people were so overwhelmed by the HIV/AIDS pandemic that her group...

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AIDS is not a punishment from God, says African archbishop

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