Letters to the Editor

The Anglican Journal welcomes letters to the editor. Preference is given to letters under 200 words. All letters are subject to editing for length, grammar

Dear editor,Re: your May issue. Finally somebody has explained to us the Lambeth Conference and the Southern Cone diocese. As Lutherans in an Anglican parish

Dear editor,Re: Modern day Sunday School is Wired (March Anglican Journal) It is nice to know that children can now get their Sunday School lessons

The Anglican Journal welcomes letters to the editor. Preference is given to letters under 200 words. All letters are subject to editing for length, grammar

The Anglican Journal welcomes letters to the editor. Preference is given to letters under 200 words. All letters are subject to editing for length, grammar

Editors note: At the conclusion of our February feature article entitled Churches sing a new song unto the Lord, we invited readers to tell us

Bishop is right to demand obedience from clergy Dear editor, Re: Newfoundland bishop sets rules for clergy (Jan. 14 news story, anglicanjournal.com). Finally, a bishop

One cannot always turn the other cheek Dear editor,Re: Christ’s sacrifice cannot be compared to sacrifice of military men and women (January letters). As a

Editor’s note: In the January issue of the Anglican Journal, we suggested six New Year’s resolutions for the Anglican Church of Canada and we asked

One cannot always turn the other cheek Dear editor,Re: Christ’s sacrifice cannot be compared to sacrifice of military men and women (January letters). As a

The Anglican Journal welcomes letters to the editor. Preference is given to letters under 200 words. All letters are subject to editing for length, grammar

Dear editor, Re: Conference urges religious leaders to step up war on AIDS (October Journal), an event that apparently took place in Colombo. One statement,

The Anglican Journal welcomes letters to the editor. Preference is given to letters under 200 words. All letters are subject to editing for length, grammar

We have a program called the Good Samaritan which links various churches in our community through outreach and social projects. It was developed to provide

When reflecting on how the Christmas story is relevant in my ministry as a hospital chaplain, I am aware that I am surrounded daily by

Dear editor, As rector of a small parish mostly full of wonderful senior citizens, I was recently horrified to hear a younger clergy person say

Most of my students come from “non-liturgical” traditions. I like to introduce my first-year students to the church year around Advent, which usually begins at

I am priest-in-charge of the ministry to seniors in Prince Edward County, diocese of Ontario. There are 12 nursing and retirement homes, which we serve

I am the deacon in the church of St. John the Evangelist in Leamington, Ont. My outreach ministry is as chaplain in Leamington District Memorial

Dear editor, Re: A bit of comfort (April Anglican Journal), about the knitted comfort dolls (www.icross.ca). I started a challenge to all churches in Sarnia