Letters to the Editor

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

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

YES: let us move on and broaden our horizons Dear editor, Re: A moratorium on letters about homosexuality? (October Anglican Journal). As an avid reader

Dear editor,Re: Ecclesiastical provinces to be reviewed (www.anglican.ca news story, June 25, 2007) “It was noted that in 1971 there was an average of 38,249

Was Grenville school Anglican or not? Dear editor, Re: Church denies that closed, controversial school was Anglican (Sept. 6 anglicanjournal.com news story). On Aug. 31,

Dear editor,As I listened to the debate at General Synod about the blessing of same sex unions, I heard the concern about the unity of

Our ‘circle’ might not be big enough for Jesus Dear editor, Rev. Chris Barrigar’s letter (Synod theme prejudges issue of inclusivity, May Anglican Journal) prompts

Dear editor,I find it bizarre that in your latest issue – which is largely devoted to General Synod resolutions regarding same-sex blessings – you also

Bishops’ statement ill-timed, ill-conceived Dear editor, I am saddened by the timing and the contents of the house of bishops’ pastoral statement (Bishops prepare for

A challenge to Canadian grandmas Dear editor, Last summer several African grandmothers visited Canada. Their stories were sad and challenging. These strong faithful women have

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: You see the world in a different light (March Anglican Journal). This article showed to me the far-reaching effects of this time

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, I find myself strangely heartened by General Synod treasurer Peter Blachford’s observation that many dioceses have given up updating membership statistics in favour

ADR work is about ‘wholeness and brokenness’ Dear editor, I am writing in response to Bernice Logan, (Tell the world, December letters). With a team

Dear editor,Colin Proudman’s letter in your January issue (Clergy malaise is due to unrealistic expectations of them) might well have carried the headline, for many

Dear editor,Your article on clergy dissatisfaction, discontent, almost despair, raises an important issue (Clergy struggling with identity and feelings of loneliness, exhaustion, December Journal). Although

Archbishop’s actions shake my loyalty to church Dear editor, As Archbishop Terence Finlay hoped (Archbishop weds lesbian couple, November Anglican Journal), I have reflected carefully