Churchgoers happier, stats show
Diane Paquette
November 1, 1998
Some people try Prozac, others pop Valium, but it appears regular church-going could be just what the doctor ordered to get happy. According to a
Some people try Prozac, others pop Valium, but it appears regular church-going could be just what the doctor ordered to get happy. According to a
A group of young people feared their trip to Honduras in July was over before it started, says the youth co-ordinator of a church in
Military documents called protesters from the Anglican Church of Canada “anti-APEC” and “anti-economy” leading up to the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation summit in Vancouver last
Ottawa Anglican Bishop Gordon Beardy and a score of other Native people from the Diocese of Keewatin ended a 6,500-kilometre Sacred Walk for Healing on
Three pacifists, including a retired Anglican priest, were arrested on a recent Sunday for trespassing near the war memorial at St. Paul’s Bloor Street, Toronto.
Canadian churches have written to the federal minister of justice asking her to help stop the rapid expansion of state-sponsored gambling. The 19-member Canadian Council
The General Secretary of the World Council of Churches appealed for hope in the global ecumenical movement during a recent visit to Canada, in the
An insidious problem haunts the coloured walls of St. Anne’s Church in west Toronto – a problem that, drip by drip, threatens to damage several
Anglican clergy across the country are feeling upset and betrayed after a new licensing canon was passed at General Synod in May. Canon 17 states
ONE CAN UNDERSTAND why members of the Diocese of the Arctic might use words like gargantuan to describe its geography. After all, the diocese is
Like the prophet Isaiah, former Toronto New Democrat MP and anti-war activist Rev. Dan Heap wants to turn swords into ploughshares. His target is the
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund has sent $25,000 to help a drought- and war-stricken Sudan. That’s in addition to the $25,000 it sent
For the first time, Anglican Video has won an award from the prestigious International TV and Video Association of North America. Its half hour documentary,
Choosing the most suitable candidates to sit on the Anglican Church’s seven standing committees is a bit like juggling several balls in the air while
The “s” words were not officially supposed to be part of the discussions on nation and identity during General Synod, but it didn’t take long
Two Anglican church groups with profoundly different views on homosexuality say there is more uniting them than pulling them apart. Indeed, the members of Fidelity