Basics of ADR process
Anglican Journal Staff
May 1, 2003
In the mid-1990s, as the number of lawsuits alleging abuse in native residential schools began to pile up, the concept of an alternative dispute resolution
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In the mid-1990s, as the number of lawsuits alleging abuse in native residential schools began to pile up, the concept of an alternative dispute resolution
Retired archbishop Walter Heath Jones died on March 22 at the age of 74 as a result of injuries suffered in a skiing accident near
Bishop Barry Jenks of the diocese of British Columbia has announced that he will retire, effective July 2. Bishop Jenks will be 65 on July
Moose Jaw anniversary St. John the Baptist Church in Moose Jaw, Sask., will mark its 120th anniversary with a celebration weekend May 24-25. Former parishioners
Mississauga, Ont.-Canon Harold Percy of Trinity church, Streetsville, Ont., was among seven Canadians representing a broad spectrum of Canada’s church community who traveled to Africa
Bishop Richard Harries, the bishop of Oxford, posed with a rifle as part of a new campaign in Great Britain against the arms race. He
The photograph of Rev. Michael Batten blessing solar panels at St. David’s Church, Vancouver, was taken by photographer Drew Eves-Lethbridge.
Bishop Harold Jones, retired bishop of the Episcopal diocese of South Dakota and the first American Indian to be elevated to the office of bishop
Ottawa An exhibit of photographs from Indian residential schools called Where Are The Children? Healing the Legacy of the Residential Schools is on display at
Charles Soney, a member of the Walpole Island First Nation in Ontario, searches for names of fellow students on a monument commemorating children from the
St. John’s, Nfld. Diocesan newspapers from Toronto and Fredericton were recognized for general excellence at a gathering of the Anglican Editors Association in June. The
A MASSIVE international choral festival scheduled for Toronto from May 31 to June 22 will see significant Anglican participation. Four Anglican churches are among the
Women’s Auxiliary and other groups, many of them from southern parishes, donated about $30 per year (not $30 per month as reported in the June
IN COMMUNION Lutheran Life Insurance Society of Canada has appointed its first Anglican board member — Rev. Mervyn R. Mercer of Etobicoke, Ont. Mr. Mercer
Six months to the day after the terrorist attack on New York City, the interior of St. Paul’s Chapel adjacent to the site where the
The Centre for Christian Studies has given songwriter and activist Carolyn McDade its first Companion of the Centre award for enriching theology.
Peers to open exhibit The Anglican primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, will open an exhibit of paintings and sculpture by Rev. David W. Opheim at 1
Edmonton Bishop Jim Cruickshank of Cariboo told his colleagues that the diocese, financially devastated by residential schools lawsuits, will wind up its affairs by Dec.
Since its inception in 1992, the Anglican Church of Canada’s indigenous healing and reconciliation fund has spent about $774,000 on various programs and activities aimed
Eileen Scully, 37, has been appointed consultant for ministry and worship in the Faith, Worship and Ministry department of the Anglican Church of Canada’s national
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