Katharine Jefferts Schori, presiding bishop of The Episcopal Church, imposes ashes on the forehead of a child during an Ash Wednesday service. Delegates from the
Archdeacon Michael Pollesel, general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada, returned from Cuba where he represented the Metropolitan Council of Cuba at the annual
It takes all kinds. Of types of churches and services, that is, to speak to and serve people of diverse backgrounds, tastes and past church
Four leaders of a social justice coalition in Colombia traveled across Canada for two weeks in February, warning Canadians that the free trade agreement that
Wright Initially launched in late February as the Canadian Anglican Foundation, a new foundation created to fund “traditional” Anglican ministries has been renamed the Cranmer
Truth and Reconciliation commissioners Jane Brewin Morley and Claudette Dumont-Smith came to the Anglican Church of Canada General Synod office in Toronto on Feb. 13 to consult with an ecumenical group that helps the churches engage in the truth and reconciliation process.
Canadian Anglican delegates to the 53rd annual United Nations Commission for the Status of Women: (left to right) Patsy Grant (Winnipeg), Patsy McAvity (North Saanich,
The Anglican Church of Canada’s management team met with National Bishop Susan Johnson of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada and her senior staff on
Initially launched in late February as the Canadian Anglican Foundation (CAF), a new foundation that is being created to help fund “traditional” Anglican ministries has
Delegates from the Anglican Church of Canada recently met with their counterparts from other Anglican Communion provinces for the first Conference of the Anglican Churches
It wasn’t your average academic conference. When about 450 students from The King’s University College in Edmonton attended their school’s interdisciplinary conference, “Truth and Reconciliation: Healing the Legacy of Residential Schools,” on Jan. 21 and 22, they got a lot more than textbook lectures about history.
Historian Bob Beal says people in his profession are careful not to impose modern moral standards on the past and don’t focus on assigning blame,
Council of the North members gathered in Edmonton from Feb. 9 to 11 to decide how best to use donations from Anglican parishes, groups and
Although not incorporated as a non-profit organization yet, the newly created Canadian Anglican Foundation (CAF) and its Web site are causing concern for the Anglican
Franciscan priest Omar Fernandez Obregon of Colombia smiles with Adiat Juniad, communications co-ordinator of Kairos, after speaking to a crowd in Toronto. Four leaders of
Archdeacon Michael Pollesel, general secretary of the Anglican Church of Canada, has returned from Cuba, where he represented the Metropolitan Council of Cuba at the
Truth and Reconciliation commissioners Jane Brewin Morley and Claudette Dumont-Smith came to the Anglican Church of Canada General Synod office in Toronto on Feb. 13 to consult with an ecumenical group that helps the churches engage in the Truth and Reconciliation process.
Christians from numerous denominations across Canada made plans to worship and pray together during this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity from Jan. 18
Two Anglican chaplains spent Christmas in Afghanistan, in a month when nine Canadian soldiers died. Peter Coffin, Bishop Ordinary to the Canadian Forces, and Rev.
Edmonton It wasn’t your average academic conference. When about 450 students from The King’s University College in Edmonton attended their school’s interdisciplinary conference, “Truth and
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