The Anglican Journal

A daunting new role—and a welcoming church

In this season of giving thanks, I write my first words to you in my new role as your acting primate with heartfelt gratitude for

‘A constant trickle … until there’s little or nothing left’

Massive loss of cultural wealth feared as cash-strapped churches struggle to preserve buildings Second in a two-part series, Endangered Legacy: Churches at Risk. Read part

Northern bishops speak out against primate’s commission

Council of the North chair blasts paper drafted by panel with no Indigenous members as ‘offensive’ Two bishops in the Council of the North, a

Black Anglican group holds first conference

Moving forward in its goal of strengthening Black participation and representation within the Anglican Church of Canada, the association Black Anglicans of Canada (BlAC) held

A daunting new role—and a welcoming church

Anglican elder care specialist and advocate named to Order of Canada

‘A constant trickle … until there’s little or nothing left’

‘Something has to change’: Primate’s Commission survey seeks input from Anglicans on reimagining church structures

‘Every day, they face danger’: An Iranian Christian’s account of life in his home country, and his eventual escape to Canada

Gaza ceasefire pilgrimage calls for ‘just peace’ in Israel and Palestine as universities respond to campus protests

Decolonizing hopes emerged at 1963 Anglican Congress—but Global North still dominates Communion, MRI at 60 conference hears

A daunting new role—and a welcoming church

On giving thanks for Christ-centred community

Leaving with a ‘heart overflowing with gratitude’

Highlights

A daunting new role—and a welcoming church

‘A constant trickle … until there’s little or nothing left’

Northern bishops speak out against primate’s commission

Black Anglican group holds first conference