Award-winning Toronto architect Gerald Robinson is an adjunct professor of theology, in the divinity faculty at the University of Toronto’s Trinity College.
Having failed to have their way on other controversial issues, conservatives and evangelicals have rallied around the homosexual issue and are determined to win the
Kingston, Jamaica There were 1,045 murders last year across this island nation of 2.6 million – one of the world’s highest murder rates per capita.
East Jerusalem Three luxury coaches stand empty outside the Novotel hotel waiting for members of the River States of Nigeria Holy Christian Pilgrimage to take
Jerusalem With its numerous holy places crammed into a square kilometre of tightly built-up space, the old, walled city in the Judean highlands looks as
Jerusalem TWO THOUSAND years after Christ’s birth, Arab Christians see themselves as a beleaguered community, abandoned by the outside Christian world, facing extinction. They fear
(ENS) ? A father now heads the Mothers’ Union for the first time in its 120-year history. Reg Bailey has been appointed as the new
(ENI)?Gideon International, best known for depositing Bibles in hotel rooms around the world, is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The Gideons have set an anniversary goal
Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane of Cape Town speaks from the heart when he calls for a strengthening of Anglican Communion bonds to offset fallout from last
Two Supreme Court of Canada rulings on vicarious liability have added yet another turn to the legal labyrinth surrounding the residential schools issue. An employer
It has been 14 years since the Book of Alternative Services appeared on the horizon. Now, with General Synod needing to make a decision in
The Prayer Book Society of Canada is planning a September special meeting to discuss its future direction in the wake of losing the services of
The Sorrento Centre in British Columbia has launched a $500,000 campaign to wipe out its accumulated debt. The centre, which registered the highest number of
Biblical scholars have been invited to help the church’s Faith, Worship and Ministry committee widen the biblical discussion on human sexuality, including homosexuality. The action
Three new lawsuits have been added to the growing number of claims against the Anglican Church by former residential school students. The latest claims involve
A steady increase in the number of residential schools lawsuits has led to growing concerns about the church’s future financial health and its ability to
Proportional giving, in which dioceses will give to the national church based on their total diocesan income rather than total parish income, will be implemented
Canadian Anglicans visiting former Soviet Union countries are being asked not to engage in activities that could be interpreted by Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox Churches
Proposed changes in a review of Faith Today’s “mission statement” have prompted the magazine’s managing editor to leave after three and a half years at
Depending on who is doing the talking, the Anglican Journal is a left-wing rag that muzzles conservative voices or an outlet for right-wing ideas and
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