The diocese of Uruguay says it feels “abandoned and unsupported” after the standing committee of the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC) turned down its request to
The Anglican diocese of Keewatin may cease to exist in 2015.
It all hinges on whether or not General Synod 2013, scheduled July 3to 7 in Ottawa, approves the request of the area mission of northernOntario to become an indigenous diocese.
So you want to become a priest in the Anglican Church of Canada? Chances are you will find different sets of guidelines across the church’s
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) must strengthen its response to humanitarian needs, particularly in situations of violence against indigenous women, according to
What is the future of the church? How should the church respond to the changes in our culture? These are some of the questions that
Alexandra (Allie) Colp, 22, was chosen from more than 250 applicants to serve as a steward at the meeting of the World Council of Churches
Religion can play a great role in promoting messages of inclusiveness, peace and harmony in society. This is why faith communities must persevere in inter-religious
Residents of 21 villages in southeastern Tanzania are seeing an improvement in their health and livelihood as a result of a five-year, $3.32 million program
Suicide is “not an easy tea and cookie conversation,” Cynthia Patterson told a gathering of about 200 indigenous Anglicans at the Seventh Sacred Circle. However,
This fall, the primate of the Anglican Church of Canada will visit the Anglican Church in Japan for the first time, continuing a historic relationship
Racism in Canada must be acknowledged and addressed, says Justice Murray Sinclair, chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).
First, the church played a role in tearing aboriginal families apart. Now, it needs to help put them back together, says the primate of the
Declining revenues remain an “ongoing challenge” for General Synod, says Treasurer Michele George, who has announced her resignation, effective Oct. 1, 2012. George, 61, cites
“I just can’t imagine my life not helping others. It’s a huge part of my life, it’s become who I am,” says Brooke Harrison. Photo:
There has been increasing debate in Canada about whether individuals have the right to decide when and how they die when they become terminally ill.
Providing refugees with healthcare gives them “a fighting chance” to have a fresh start, says Bishop Don Phillips, diocese of Rupert’s Land. Photo: Contributed Federal
Photo: Courtesy of Christchurch Cathedral A $4.1 million “cardboard cathedral” will temporarily replace New Zealand’s earthquake-damaged Christchurch Cathedral. Designed by Japanese “emergency architect” Shigeru Ban,
Keep the faith: Christian churches face the challenge of building ecumenical relationships with immigrant churches. Photo: Marites N. Sison Canada’s changing demographic and ecumenical landscape
Archbishop Fred Hiltz and General Synod prolocutor Bob Falby. Photo: Marites N. Sison Mississauga, Ont.-General Synod ended 2011 with a deficit of $65,000, due to
General Secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada, the Ven. Dr. Michael Thompson, in discussion about the future of the church at CoGS. Photo: Marites
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