And the survey says…
Anglican Journal Staff
October 1, 2006
The average Anglican Journal reader likes gardening and volunteering, plans to travel outside the country (or at least the province) in the next year and
The average Anglican Journal reader likes gardening and volunteering, plans to travel outside the country (or at least the province) in the next year and
Next month, the Anglican Journal will begin a series that examines rural ministry in the diocese of Saskatoon. The Journal visited parishes in Humboldt, Bjorkdale
Archdeacon David John Woeller, 80, who served for six years as general secretary of General Synod, died July 12. Mr. Woeller worked for General Synod
Canon Gideon Byamugisha, an Anglican priest whose remarks closed the ecumenical conference and brought about 500 people to their feet, is a living symbol of
In 2003, Rev. Lynn Griffin’s battle with breast cancer became public when she agreed to be featured in a weekly television diary about coping with
Arnold Edinborough, a renowned writer, editor, arts advocate and devout Anglican, died June 2 at the age of 84. Mr. Edinborough was a long-time columnist
Canon Howard Buchner, an unassuming but towering figure at Toronto’s Trinity College where he served for many years as a professor and dean of the
Canon Gideon Byamugisha, an Anglican priest whose remarks closed the ecumenical conference and brought about 500 people to their feet, is a living symbol of
Note: This is an amended version of a July 17 story. Archdeacon David John Woeller, who served as a priest in the Anglican Church of
The Anglican Journal has revealed its new, improved online look. The Web site of the Journal, the 131-year-old national newspaper of the Anglican Church of
Anglican Video’s Topahdewin: The Gladys Cook Story, a film about an aboriginal Anglican woman who survived a damaged childhood to become a prominent drug and
Dean John van Nostrand Wright, formerly of Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria, has been appointed executive director of the Anglican Foundation. Mr. Wright, who is
The Anglican Journal won a total of 22 awards at two separate international and national church press conventions held last spring. The Journal won five
The Anglican Journal’s Web site, anglicanjournal.com, is getting a much-needed makeover. The new Web site, to be launched this month, promises to have a more
For the first time, a collection of selected letters to the editor published in the Anglican Journal and its predecessor, the Canadian Churchman, during the
Bishop James C.M. Clarke, who served the diocese of the Arctic and the Canadian Forces, died April 28 at the age of 85. “He came
Winnipeg The Anglican Journal won a total of 16 awards, including four first place awards at the annual Canadian Church Press convention and awards dinner,
Stephen J. Toope, a human rights scholar who also served as chair of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund Committee and as the Canadian
Rodney Andrews, bishop of the diocese of Saskatoon, has received the Centennial Commemorative Medal from the government of Saskatchewan for having organized the Bishop’s Tractor
Archbishop Terrence Buckle of the diocese of the Yukon has appointed Douglas MacAdams of Abbotsford, B.C., as chancellor of the Ecclesiastical Province of British Columbia
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