Feb. 12 marks the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin’s birth, and for the seventh consecutive year, thousands of Christian churches and non-Christian groups across the
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
Last October, All Saints’ Cathedral College in Edmonton launched a virtual campus designed to help laity and clergy update their missional skills for today’s complex
Is tradition an obstacle for newcomers to your church? Photo: Lisa A Four years ago, after a devastating church fire, the Rev. Canon Dr. Cathie
At the 2012 Vital Church Planting conference in Toronto, the U.K.’s Rev. David Male imagined the future by suggesting that all those committed to expanding
If you would be fishers of men, then first you must be dredgers of data-demographic data. That was the message sent by the Rev. Ryan
Photo: Peter Nadolski Some people prefer to bypass the cost and time of the law office altogether and complete their wills on their own with
Dennis Gruending’s recently released Pulpit and Politics: Competing Religious Ideologies in Canadian Public Life examines the growing competition between progressives and conservatives of faith for
A lot of people think they don’t need a will. Wrong. That’s one of the most common misconceptions around estate planning, according to Pamela Earle,
Geneva’s Large Hadron Collider is closing in on the particle that creates mass. Photo: CERN Scientists at the 17-mile-long Large Hadron Collider in Geneva are
On Jan. 2, the Anglican Church of Canada appointed Archdeacon Bruce Myers, missioner of communications in the diocese of Quebec, to a one-year, part-time position
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKSHOP Left to right: Workshop facilitator Susan Graham-Walker with winners Nancy Wilcox, Janet Cress, Katherine Newman and Katherine Saunders.Photo: Ali Symons
“When people are getting hurt, it’s incumbent upon us to stand strong for them and to speak for them,” says Ottawa’s Bishop John Chapman (above).
Photo: Jacob Gregory As of 2010, Christianity is the world’s largest religion, claiming nearly 2.2 billion adherents, says Global Christianity, a new report from the
Photo: Vitaly Titov & Maria Sidelnikova Teenage boys contentedly knitting? Absolutely, when the well-being of homeless people in chilly Winnipeg is at stake. In December,
A. Hesychasm refers to… 1. An eastern church tradition of quiet mystical prayer 2. A heresy concerning Christ’s divinity originating with the third-century biblical critic
Archbishop Thabo MakgobaPhoto: courtesy of Thabo Makgoba The Most Rev. Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of Cape Town and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa,
A lot of people think they don’t need a will. Wrong. That’s one of the most common misconceptions around estate planning, according to Pamela Earle,
Some people prefer to bypass the cost and time of the law office altogether and complete their wills on their own with fill-in-the-blanks kits you
Paris memorial to victims of Armenian genocide, including Armenian composer Komitas Vardapet Photo: Artak Davtian, Wikimedia Relations between Christians and Muslims in France could take
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