Anglican Journal Staff

The Canadian government has announced that it will match donations made by Canadians to eligible charities responding to the crisis in Sahel, a sub-Saharan region

The Kenya Anglican Youth Association (KAYO) is launching a nationwide initiative aimed at reaching one million young Kenyans and encouraging them to register and vote

Two Church of England investing bodies announced on Aug. 6 that they have sold their shares in News Corporation, which was embroiled in a phone

The diocese of New Westminster in Vancouver has received another generous gift to help offset legal fees stemming from litigation with four breakaway churches seeking

Former residential school students have only seven weeks left to avail themselves of an out-of-court process to resolve claims of sexual abuse, serious physical abuse

The Ven. Adam Halkett, archdeacon of Saskatchewan and priest-in-charge at St. Joseph’s, Montreal Lake First Nations, has been elected the first diocesan indigenous bishop of

A new international lecture series in honour of the Most Rev. Dr. Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, will be launched this year by Colleges and

The 77th General Convention of the Episcopal Church  concluded earlier this month in Indianapolis with a unanimously adopted draft budget. The plan is based on

In Porta Fidea (“The Door of Faith”), his apostolic letter of October 2011, Pope Benedict XVI declared that a Year of Faith will begin on

On July 28, the diocese of Saskatchewan will convene a general assembly to elect a diocesan indigenous bishop as well as members of a new

A radical new vision for the future is set out in The Church in Wales Review report launched today. Supersize parishes run by teams of

On July 18, the diocese of Swaziland elected the first female Anglican bishop in Africa, 20 years after the Church of the Province of Southern

The Rev. Canon Jack Crouch, who served the Anglican Church of Canada at all levels, died on July 11 following a brief illness. He was

Peterborough’s CHEX Newswatch has produced a 45-minute documentary about the history of the Indian residential schools in Canada and the challenges of healing and reconciliation

The Anglican Church of the Congo is appealing for prayers and support for thousands of Congolese fleeing widespread conflict in Nord and South Kivu and

The Archbishop of Canterbury has appealed for “urgent humanitarian assistance” for victims affected by ethnic violence in South Kordofan and Blue Nile States, as well

A collection of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s essays and lectures during his decade of leadership as symbolic head of the Anglican Communion and senior bishop

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) has launched a healthcare project that will mobilize South African communities to promote HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis education,

On June 16, the diocesan council of the diocese of Toronto announced its unanimous support for a proposal to send $250,000 from its ministry allocation