Obituaries
Anglican Journal Staff
December 1, 2000
Mildred Michell Mildred Michell, an elder whose picture was featured on the front page of October’s Anglican Journal, died on October 2 after suffering a
Mildred Michell Mildred Michell, an elder whose picture was featured on the front page of October’s Anglican Journal, died on October 2 after suffering a
Elspeth Alley REV. ELSPETH ALLEY (nee McAlpine), one of the first six women ordained into the priesthood of the Anglican Church of Canada, died in
With his country wracked by poverty and a decades-old civil war that has claimed the lives of more than two million people, the new archbishop
Tyndale College & Seminary has appointed Rev. Dr. John N. Gladstone chancellor. Dr. Gladstone served Baptist churches in various parts of Britain. In 1965, he
The Church of England has lost two former archbishops of Canterbury, Frederick Donald Coggan, 90, and Robert Alexander Kennedy Runcie, 78. Lord Runcie, who was
And if Spain is the head of Europe, Portugal, set as its western extremity, where land ends and sea begins, is, as it were, the
The Anglican Journal was honoured 10 times at May’s Canadian Church Press awards. The Journal and its editor, David Harris, and art director, Saskia Rowley,