Anglican Journal Appeal 2025

Dear reader,

Greetings from the Anglican Journal. Another year has passed and much has changed, but one thing remains the same: the Journal is blessed to have readers like you. I’m writing to you today to let you know about some of the things we’ve been able to do in the last little while—thanks in large part to the generosity of our donors—and how any ongoing support will continue to make a difference in these crucial times for the church.

As you may have heard, the Anglican Church of Canada is likely on the cusp of some of the most dramatic changes it has ever experienced. A commission tasked with re-examining the church’s structures has been asking Anglicans for their thoughts on some fundamental topics. We have striven to keep you as informed about these discussions as we can, and we’ll continue to update you as things develop in the coming months.

The church changes, but meanwhile it continues to act in the world, and we’ve brought you news of the difference it’s made—whether advocating for peace in the Holy Land or reaching out to the marginalized through its ministry here in Canada, from food banks to housing. We’ve covered the developing ministry of Sacred Circle as it introduces mental health programs for Indigenous men and youth.

The church has its challenges, too, and we’ve brought you news of some of the difficult questions it wrestles with: Can financially challenged parishes continue to afford their beautiful historic buildings, and what might this mean for the cultural heritage of the nation? What recourse do church members have when they feel their leaders have acted inappropriately? And how will the church react to troubling political developments south of the border—events that seem certain to have repercussions here?

The Journal, of course, is not just about news. Part of our job is to allow you to hear the views of your leaders and your fellow Anglicans across the country. And so, as always, we’ve brought you spiritual reflections every month by the primate, the national Indigenous archbishop and some of the church’s most gifted writers.

All of this is made possible, in large part, by the generosity of our supporters. But it doesn’t stop there. The Anglican Journal Appeal also supports our sister publications, the diocesan newspapers. That means that by giving to the Appeal, you help these newspapers keep Anglicans updated on the key developments of their dioceses and inspired with thought-provoking reflections.

So once again, thank you so much for your kind giving. I can’t say how grateful I am to you and other supporters whose donations have helped us in our work of connecting and reflecting the church. I hope you’ll consider contributing this year.

Every donation you make truly matters.

In gratitude,

Tali Folkins
Editor, The Anglican Journal

 

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