Legal claims increasing
Kathy Blair
October 1, 1998
The number of legal claims against the Anglican Church of Canada now totals 72. Meanwhile, final arguments were due to be heard during the week
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The number of legal claims against the Anglican Church of Canada now totals 72. Meanwhile, final arguments were due to be heard during the week
An Anglican congregation in Calgary has split in two, with the former rector leaving with half his parishioners to form the Church of the Messiah.
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A formal letter from the Pope to his church and an accompanying explanation from Cardinal Ratzinger, released just before the Lambeth Conference, upset many Anglicans
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The issues Rev. Brian Evans deals with are sometimes very similar, but in other cases vastly different, from those faced by his fellow ministers. “I’ve
Employees at Church House have voted in favour of a staff association model that will give them a unified voice for the first time. The
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A London, Ont., church is helping to guide young drop-outs back to school or to work. “We’re not pushing the Gospel but we’re pushing values
CHARACTERIZED BY wide open spaces, a mix of rural and urban communities and stunning landscapes, the Diocese of Algoma encompasses a wide mix of parishes,
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