Primate calls for end to death penalty
Leigh Anne Williams
January 5, 2009
Protesters calling for the global abolition of the death penalty gathered on Nov. 30 at Toronto’s city hall and walked to St. James’ Cathedral, which
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Protesters calling for the global abolition of the death penalty gathered on Nov. 30 at Toronto’s city hall and walked to St. James’ Cathedral, which
Leaders of the Common Cause Partnership, a coalition of conservative Anglicans in Canada and the U.S., released a draft constitution on Dec. 3 for a
Lulu Boxoza of Mthantha, South Africa, is passionate about her ministry with AIDS-sufferers. When Lulu Boxoza started Temba Community Development Services in Mthantha, South Africa
June Wilson in Tanzania June Wilson, a former Volunteer in Mission and AIDS activist, died on Oct. 15 at the age of 81. Mrs. Wilson
Leaders of the Common Cause Partnership, a coalition of conservative Anglicans in the U.S. and Canada, released a draft constitution on Dec. 3 for a
Marchers calling for the abolition of the death penalty worldwide prepare to enter St. James Cathedral in Toronto. More than 100 people, including Archbishop Fred
Lulu Boxoza, founder of Temba Community Development Services in Mthantha, South Africa, which focuses on HIV-AIDs awareness-raising and education programs. When Lulu Boxoza started Temba
News of a plan to create a new North American Anglican province that would be defined by conservative theology rather than a geographic location may
Burlington, Ont. Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC) representatives are working with American colleagues in the Common Cause Partnership to create a new North American Anglican
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