At the edge of Ground Zero
Anglican Journal Staff
April 1, 2002
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
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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
Dr. Florence Haslam, an Anglican and daughter of medical missionaries who was awarded the Order of Canada in 1974 for her healthcare work in India,
Vi Smith, a well-known elder with the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples, died recently at the age of 85. A member of the Gitksan Nation
PWRDF coordinator Suzanne Rumsey, a 10-year veteran with the Inter-Church Committee on Human Rights in Latin America (ICCHRLA), has joined the Primate’s World Relief and
Danny Lee Bishop, a salesperson at the Anglican Book Centre in the national church office in Toronto, was arrested July 13 and charged with committing
London Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, in late May conferred the Lambeth degree of Doctor of Letters (D.Litt) on the Archbishop of Brisbane, Dr. Peter
The Prince of Wales, right, attended Sunday services at a historic Anglican church in Whitehorse, the Yukon, in April during a six-day visit to Canada.
Archbishop Peters to retire Archbishop Arthur Peters, 65, has announced he intends to retire as bishop of the diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
Brisbane Australian prime minister John Howard in April appointed Anglican Archbishop Peter Hollingworth of Brisbane to the post of Governor General of Australia. The appointment
Dr. Reginald Soward Dr. Reginald Soward, 93, chancellor of General Synod from 1983 to 1986 and former prolocutor, died in April. He was, for many
The Anglican Award of Merit, given annually by Council of General Synod to lay people who have made an outstanding contribution to the church, this
Denise and Arthur Blessitt, with the cross that is headed for space. CubeSat launch An American who recently completed a personal mission of carrying a
Michael Edward, a lifelong Anglican and descendant of 18th-century Mohawk chief Joseph Brant, has been named national chair of the Prayer Book Society of Canada.
Violence forces changeGeneva (ENI) – Middle East violence has pushed a major international church meeting, planned for June, out of Jerusalem and Bethlehem. The Lutheran
Twenty-nine years ago, Larry Perks agreed to edit the Niagara Anglican for a year. Recently, he announced his retirement so that he could focus on
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