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I would like to congratulate you and your team on the new Anglican Journal. I sat down and read the June issue from cover to
I would like to congratulate you and your team on the new Anglican Journal. I sat down and read the June issue from cover to
My June copy of the Anglican Journal arrived this morning. The new format is just great! It presents in a much more user-friendly way with
As a physician with occupational medicine training and experience, I found the letter [Refocus the lens, June 2012, p. 3] very disturbing. I have witnessed
Many would argue that non-violence is not a practical subject to be explored in the church’s life. Since the days of Constantine, the church has
The article Transforming a broken church [March, p. 7] was truly inspirational. The Anglican Church of Canada needs dozens more similar stories if we hope
To grow or not to grow? That is the question. And rightly so. I attended a compline service the other evening-lovely music, soft lighting, serene
In your April 2012 issue, Parishioners protest, p. 1, and Killer buildings, p. 3, describe the efforts to stop Canada’s involvement in asbestos because of
I would like to thank Diana Swift for her articles on asbestos [Parishioners protest, April 2012, p. 1, and Killer buildings, April 2012, p. 3].
A word of appreciation for Bishop Mark MacDonald’s column, Why be a Christian? [April 2012, p. 4]. I thoroughly support the response of his Lakota
The editorial Choosing Life [April 2012, p. 4] tells a heart-breaking story of untreated mental illness resulting in the suicide of a young mother. One
I think it is important that we make our churches as welcoming and friendly as possible, but not by diluting Anglicanism or going with “non-gospel
I read with considerable interest how cross-denominational relationship-building has resulted in the apparent rejuvenation of the parish church of St. John the Evangelist. What has
I read with great interest the articles related to church renewal. It deserves our full attention if the church is to survive and thrive. Is there
Thank you so much for the exciting article about the Mennonite mentor who fixed up the Anglican church in Thorold, Ont. At last, someone has
Mixed picture of Mormonism [Mar. 2012, p. 3] might give a misleading picture of Mormonism to Anglican readers. The picture was accurate in its demographics, but
I feel sorry for the former congregants of St. John the Evangelist in Thorold, Ont., who found that the liturgy and structure of the Anglican
Illustration: David Anderson http://davidandersonillustration.com All non-Christians, not to mention atheists, living and dead can now be assured of entering heaven, thanks to the Mormons [Baptism
The newly revised Roman Catholic Apostles’ Creed that includes the assumption that Jesus goes to hell is not news to those familiar with the Book
The article describing the transformation of St. John the Evangelist parish in Thorold, Ont., saddens me no end. Long before we reach our parish in
In the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, the Apostles’ Creed in Morning and Evening Prayer has always said “descended into hell.” It was only with
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