Tithing teaches boys to care
Diana Swift
April 27, 2012
Simon Chambers turns Mark and Scott’s weekly allowances into lessons on living the Marks of Mission. Photo: Jocelyne Pasman As communications coordinator for the Primate’s
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Simon Chambers turns Mark and Scott’s weekly allowances into lessons on living the Marks of Mission. Photo: Jocelyne Pasman As communications coordinator for the Primate’s
Islam Karimov’s brutal regime is sterilizing young women without their consent. Photo: ANGLO Uzbekistan is sterilizing young women without their consent and sometimes, without their
Some Church of England leaders are calling for prayerful reflection and theological discussion on the nature of marriage. Photo: Laurin Rinder In a recent letter
Episcopal Church of Cuba’s Bishop Griselda Delgado Del Carpio updated Canadian bishops on the struggles of the Cuban church at their spring meeting. Photo: Vianney
Serving as a surgeon in Muslim Bangladesh, Dr. Viggo Olsen saw the need for a culturally sensitive English translation of the Gospel. Photo: fritz16 After
“We should start from a presumption that greater cooperation among the dioceses is desirable,” said Archbishop Claude Miller. Photo: David Watts The lean-and-mean sort of
The King James Bible is most frequently read version in the U.S. Photo: Mike Flippo A recent poll reports that 82% of American hold the
The Vatican is cracking down on nuns who depart from accepted church teaching on women’s ordination and homosexuality. Photo: Eyalos The Vatican’s Congregation for the
Those who embrace creation recognize the importance of our relationships with earth’s lowliest creatures. Photo: Guccio_55 “Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways,
The 800-member Association of Catholic Priests in Ireland has criticized Rome’s investigation of liberal priest Fr. Tony Flannery. Photo: William Murphy The fledgling body representing
State penitentiaries keep chaplains busy with convicts’ rehabilitation, according to a new poll. Photo: Steven Frame U.S. state penitentiaries are hives of religious activity, according
The tragic history of the wreck of the Titanic on its maiden voyage still holds the world in thrall. Monday, April 15, 1912, 12:10 a.m.
Asbestos in Canadian public buildings is exposing children, the elderly and those in hospital to a carcinogenic material. Photo: Dewitt and Ilya Zlatyev Once considered
The Right Rev. John (Jack) Reginald Sperry, former bishop of the Arctic, will be remembered as a spiritual mentor, linguist and lover of Inuit culture.
Fr. Isahak Poghosyan, a priest in the Armenian Apostolic Church, is the Anglican Foundation’s 10th Saint Basil’s scholar. A recipient of the Order of the
Archbishop Fred Hiltz follows Cuba’s Bishop Griselda Delgado del Carpio at a pre-synod service in Havana. Photo: Andrea Mann Most Canadians visiting Cuba are there
The Rev. Dr. Marilyn McCord AdamsPhoto: Courtesy of Anglican Taonga The Rev. Dr. Marilyn McCord Adams, a U.S. philosophy professor and author, has become the
MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDRETTE “We need to be more imaginative about what God is calling us to do,” says the Rev. David Male, VCP conference keynote
U.S. congressmen have nominated Coptic Christian ministry leader Maggie Gobran for the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize. Affectionately known as Mama Maggie, the former Cairo university
All Saints’ Cathedral College in Edmonton is committed to the five Marks of Mission of the Anglican Church of Canada. Last October, the college-a joint
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