Rev. David Burrows, Parish of the Ascension, Mount Pearl, dances with Erika Wilansky. In an Atlantic variation on the television show Dancing with the Stars,
SING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, L-R: Jennifer Henry of Kairos; Becca Whitla, music director at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Toronto; Alfredo Barahona of Kairos; and
(From left to right) Ed Trevors (Halifax); Rachael Pollesel (Ottawa); Sandra Fyfe (Wolfville N.S.); Bishop Sue Moxley (Halifax); David Torraville (Gander Nfld.); and Colleen Sym
Activist Mohammed Khatib during his visit to Toronto in June Kairos, an ecumenical social justice organization, is encouraging Canadians to support people who live in
One Voice: In Faith, Join Hands, Inspire Hope, a double CD with an eclectic mix of music, will raise money for PWRDF and will be
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, presides at a Eucharist during the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada’s National Convention held June
(left to right)Jennifer Henry of Kairos; Becca Whitla, music director at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Toronto; Alfredo Barahona of Kairos, Anne Marie Jackson of
Bishop-elect Barbara Andrews Rev. Barbara Andrews, executive director of the Sorrento Retreat and Conference Centre in B.C. for seven years, has been elected suffragan bishop
The Book of War, one of the scrolls that describes a ceremonial blessing to be recited after the final battle at the end of time.View
The Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) elected its first archbishop and ratified a constitution and canons at its first Provincial Assembly in Dallas and
The Episcopal Diocese of Cuba held a special electoral synod on June 19 and 20 but after 10 rounds of voting, no new bishop was
Mohamad Al-Khatib of the West Bank village of Bil’in and lawyer Emily Schaeffer who works with the Israeli law firm representing the village in its
Archbishop David Ashdown Bishop David Ashdown of the diocese of Keewatin was elected as the metropolitan (archbishop) of the Province of Rupert’s Land at the
As Canadians prepare to mark the first anniversary of Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s June 11 official apology to native people who suffered abuse as children in Indian Residential Schools, unofficial reports of the names of those chosen as a new chair and commissioners for the Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) appeared in the media.
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As celebrations of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund’s (PWRDF’s) 50th anniversary get under way, PWRDF representatives and Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the
A front-page story about the plight of Francine Nijimbere, a 26-year-old woman from Burundi, in the May issue of the Anglican Journal has evoked an
Mississauga, Ont. General Synod’s deficit for 2008 might have been higher than the approved $1.3 million but, thanks to a generous bequest, the General Synod
Council of General Synod members spent considerable time in table groups and in plenary to discuss whether or not to ask General Synod, which meets
Curtis The Primate’s World Development and Relief Fund (PWRDF) has weathered the global economic storm so far but, preparing for tough times ahead, revised and
Kairos, a Canadian ecumenical social justice organization, says it is dealing with major financial challenges by cutting five staff positions and restructuring its program areas.
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