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Remaining Truth and Reconciliation commissioners resign

The two remaining commissioners on the Indian Residential School Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), Claudette Dumont-Smith and Jane Morley, announced their resignations on Jan. 30.This

Christians come together for Week of Prayer

Christians from numerous denominations across Canada made plans to worship and pray together during this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity from Jan. 18

Does God bless America?

“When did it become obligatory for (U.S.) presidents to end every speech with the words ‘God bless America?’” “Why do so many Americans believe that

Buy a building block, help build a cathedral

All residents of Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon are able to buy building blocks for the new St. Jude’s Anglican Cathedral at their

Williams appointed Journal staff writer

Leigh Anne Williams has joined the Anglican Journal‘s editorial team as a staff writer. Ms. Williams, who works three-fifth time, officially began her duties on

2008 Anglican Journal Appeal concludes

The 2008 Anglican Journal Appeal has drawn to a close. If you receive this edition before Dec. 31, there is still time to send in

CoGS in brief

In other news, the Council of General Synod (CoGS): listened to a report about the work of the Youth Initiatives Task Force and passed a

Ted Rogers dies at age 75

Edward Samuel (Ted) Rogers, who died Dec. 2 at the age of 75, has been hailed as a media mogul, an industrial titan, a visionary

Primate calls for end to violence in Gaza

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, added his voice to the calls from many other leaders of churches and nations for

United by Amazing Grace

How “sweet the sound,” indeed! Anglicans across Canada enthusiastically participated in the Amazing Grace project to celebrate unity in the church and to raise money

Picture your faith – focus on celebration

Canon Thora Wade Rowe, Lady Chapel of Christ Church Parish, Kingston, Ont., was the celebrant at a service of thanksgiving. Celebration is the next theme

No abuse charges laid at Grenville College

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) announced on Nov. 21 that no charges will be laid in connection with allegations of past abuse at the now-closed

Hawkins elected bishop in Saskatchewan

Michael Hawkins was elected  bishop of the diocese of Saskatchewan on Dec. 6 at a synod held at St. Alban’s Cathedral in Prince Albert. Bishop-elect

Corrections

The December Journal referred (page 6) to Donald Phillips, bishop of Rupert’s Land and acting metropolitan of Rupert’s Land, as archbishop.The story on the Anglican

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