Primate acknowledges schism
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May 1, 2005
Allison Kemper of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Toronto, addresses the panel at a forum organized by the diocese of Toronto at St. James’
Allison Kemper of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Toronto, addresses the panel at a forum organized by the diocese of Toronto at St. James’
Canadian and American missioners wanting to work for the Anglican Church in the Province of the West Indies will be restricted to those willing to
An ecumenical working group is examining the possibility of a public inquiry into the legacy of the native residential schools in Canada. The Anglican church,
With a deficit of more than $500,000 for 2004, the financial management and development committee of General Synod (the national office of the Anglican Church
Donations to the Anglican Appeal rebounded in 2004, increasing four per cent to $760,000, compared to $730,000 in 2003. However, donations to the Anglican Journal
The Anglican Church of Canada does not intend to join other faith communities in the brewing debate over the federal government’s plan to legalize same-sex
The hall of St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Grenada was severely damaged by Hurricane Ivan, which hit many Caribbean nations last September. Wanted: A volunteer
The Jacaranda farm, in the diocese of Kaduna, requires an overhaul after years of neglect. A self-sustaining farm that will provide jobs and promote understanding
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison speaks with Iranian Amir Kazemian, who is in sanctuary at Vancouver’s St. Michael’s Church. The resignation of federal Immigration Minister Judy Sgro
The primates’ response to the Windsor Report is key, said Philip Turner of Berkeley Divinity School. The meeting of 38 primates in Northern Ireland next
The congregation of St. Thomas sits in chairs arranged in concentric circles around a movable altar. When Canon Michael McKinley arrived as rector of St.
Mississauga, Ont. The national church’s governing body has approved a balanced 2005 budget but one that the treasurer said “leaves little room for contingency,” and
A well-known Palestinian theologian has urged Canadian churches to follow the lead of the Presbyterian Church in America, which voted recently for a selective divestment
Calling it “offensive,” African Anglican primates have dismissed a recommendation made by the Lambeth Commission that they apologize for having unilaterally provided pastoral care and
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has challenged bishops and other church leaders to come up with programs that would result
Talks have collapsed between the house of bishops and the Anglican Council of Indigenous People (ACIP) after the two groups were unable to agree on
The former priests and members of the congregation of St. Simon’s church, North Vancouver, and St. Andrew’s, Pender Harbour, have refused to vacate the church
Ties between the Anglican Church of Canada and provinces of the Anglican Communion remain solid despite earlier statements made by two primates calling for the
Hopes for peace in the war-torn Middle East have been kept alive by a group of 11-year-old Christians, Muslims and Jews from Canada and Israel,
The Lambeth Commission is scheduled to release on Oct. 18 its much-awaited recommendations on how best to salvage the Anglican Communion, which has been torn