Winnipeg For the first time, the Anglican Journal, the monthly national newspaper of the Anglican Church of Canada, produced a daily newspaper for the entirety
The Anglican Journal will provide its readers with up-to-the-minute coverage of General Synod on June 19-25 through its Web site anglicanjournal.com In addition to regular
Archdeacon John McMulkin, former dean of Saskatchewan and director of the Anglican Foundation, died May 8 in Georgetown, Ont., of heart failure. He was 81.
The Anglican Journal won 12 awards on May 4 at the Canadian Church Press annual awards banquet in Toronto – five of them first place
Isabel D. Greenwood, who “always found ways to help build bridges between the work and mission of the church and the needs of the community,”
Archbishop Frederick Hugh Wright Crabb, the former metropolitan of Rupert’s Land, died on Feb. 24 a the age of 91. A native of Devon, England,
So goes one of the headlines in the “Random but good humour links” area at generation.anglican.ca, a Web site for young Canadian Anglicans. The Web
Five individuals will receive the Anglican Award of Merit, the Anglican Church of Canada’s highest award for lay people; the honour is given to those
Canon John Chapman, dean of theology at Huron University College in London, Ont., is the new bishop of the Anglican diocese of Ottawa. Bishop-elect Chapman,
Noting a dearth of applications for indigenous healing fund projects in the North, Esther Wesley, General Synod’s healing fund co-ordinator, said she plans to travel
Rev. Alan Hayes, who is a professor of church history at Wycliffe College, has been named the new director of the Toronto School of Theology
The Anglican Journal’s annual fundraising appeal collected $556,065 in 2006, just a hair shy of its goal of $560,000. “It was still a success since
Bishop George Snell, who served as the eighth bishop of the diocese of Toronto from 1966 to 1972, died on Dec. 26 in his 100th
Bishop Douglas Albert Ford, who stressed ecumenism as diocesan bishop of Saskatoon, died Jan. 23 at the age of 89. When he was consecrated bishop
Bishop George Snell, who served as the eighth bishop of the diocese of Toronto from 1966 to 1972, died on Dec. 26 in his 100th
Several events around the country marked the 30th anniversary, on Nov. 30, of the ordination of women to the priesthood in the Anglican Church of
Frank Calder, the Nisga’a chief whose courage and perseverance made it possible for aboriginal land claims to be recognized in Canada and who inspired other
Henry Hill, who served as bishop of the diocese of Ontario from 1975 to 1981, and who was known for his contribution to the dialogue
Rev. Paul Gibson, who served as General Synod’s liturgical officer and consultant for theological education for 25 years, is to be awarded the Cross of
Saskatoon bishop Rodney Andrews with Arnold Taylor, an organic farmer from Kenaston, Sask., who is an Anglican. While his crops are healthy this year, many