Where the dinosaurs roam
Diana Swift
January 24, 2012
In Kentucky’s Creation Museum, dinosaurs share Eden with Adam and Eve. Photo: Courtesy of Creation Museum Driving through the U.S. this winter? How about putting
In Kentucky’s Creation Museum, dinosaurs share Eden with Adam and Eve. Photo: Courtesy of Creation Museum Driving through the U.S. this winter? How about putting
Web.Jefferson [keywords] Anglican Journal, Anglican Church of Canada, New Testament, Gospels, Thomas Jefferson [Cutline: with stock shot of Thomas Jefferson] A new edition of Jefferson’s
Protestors gather at the station in New Carlisle, Que., to spotlight the need to fund the endangered Matapedia-Gaspe line. Photo: Sonia Landry Environmentally friendlier than
The Brussels-based Conference of European Rabbis (CER) has called on the government of Egypt to ensure the protection of religious rights after Egypt advised Jewish
Dynamic Irishman Mark Dunwoody of County Cork, Ireland, will soon leave the Emerald Isle for Quebec and the position of youth ministry consultant to the
His All-Holiness Bartholomaios I presided over Instanbul’s annual Blessing of the Waters. Photo: Osman Orsal / Reuters Once again re-enacting the baptism of Christ, almost
Greece’s second-largest landowner is accused of tax evasion. Photo: Matthew Bird One aspect of the fallout from Greece’s debt crisis has been new pressure on
Pope Benedict XVI has established the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter to serve former Anglican groups and clergy in the United States
Niagara Falls, Ont.When Anglican and Lutheran bishops of every theological stripe met here recently, topics ran the gamut from open table and confirmation to standards
Marion Little, Canon Pastor to the diocese of British Columbia Marion Little, Canon Pastor to the diocese of British Columbia, has assumed the executive directorship
St. James Westminster Anglican Church in London, Ont., has established a place of repose for deceased pets. The St. Francis Memorial Garden, named for the
The Rt. Rev. John Shelby Spong If the Rt. Rev. John Shelby Spong had his way, Christians would soon resume writing the Bible where they
The sixth annual Shalom Justice Camp, hosted by the diocese of Toronto, will take place Aug. 19 to 24, 2012, on the scenic riverside campus
Christians now make up a third of the world’s population. Photo: Jacob Gregory As of 2010, Christianity is far and away the world’s largest religion,
Each knitter spent about 72 hours making hats for the homeless in Winnipeg. Photo: silver-john Teenage boys contentedly knitting? Absolutely, when the well-being of homeless
The Ven. Dr. Michel Pollesel, former general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada, has been elected Bishop of Uruguay by the diocesan synod. The
Geneva’s Large Hadron Colllider is closing in on the particle that creates mass in the universe. Photo: CERN Scientists at the 17-mile-long Large Hadron Collider
Archdeacon Bruce Myers has been appointed coordinator for ecumenical relations with the Faith, Worship and Ministry department. Photo: Contributed As of Jan. 2, the Anglican
The Holy Family is watched over by an angel in a medieval nativity play at Toronto’s St. James Cathedral. Photo: Pedram Ziaei An interdenominational service
Time is running out for an important worldwide watchdog for religious freedom. Last month, funding for the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF)