The Anglican Journal

Inside the House of Bishops

The national House of Bishops, which held its latest meeting from Oct. 5-9 in Niagara Falls, Ont., is a biannual gathering for bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada to meet as colleagues and offer mutual support for episcopal ministry.

Canadian church marks 50th anniversary of women’s ordination

The Anglican Journal reached out to women in leadership in the Anglican Church of Canada for their reflections on 50 years of women as priests.

Anglo-Catholic parishes embody ‘appreciation for the mystical’

Thriving Anglo-Catholic parishes—Anglican parishes that embrace many beliefs and practices associated with the Roman Catholic Church—are attracting newcomers drawn to the unique worship style of this tradition.

Going the distance: What it takes to staff northern dioceses

Northern dioceses have long found creative ways to minister across vast distances with limited resources, experience their bishops say the South could learn from.

Listen to the one who gives you life

Inside the House of Bishops

Canadian church marks 50th anniversary of women’s ordination

Recognizing Indigenous military veterans

Primates of the Americas discuss ministry in a time of rapid change

‘It’s about dignity’: Anglicans call for relief as U.S. blockade strangles Cuba

ACC-19 receives Nairobi-Cairo Proposals, calls for further dialogue

Listen to the one who gives you life

Change comes through prayer

Standing on the promises that cannot fail

Highlights

Inside the House of Bishops

Canadian church marks 50th anniversary of women’s ordination

Anglo-Catholic parishes embody ‘appreciation for the mystical’

Going the distance: What it takes to staff northern dioceses