Anglican Foundation textile exhibit showcases various faiths
The Anglican Foundation celebrated its 60th anniversary May 25-28 with a Eucharist, a banquet and the opening of a textile exhibition at Christ Church Cathedral.
Neale Adams is a freelance writer in Vancouver. He was former editor of Topic, the newspaper of the diocese of New Westminster.
The Anglican Foundation celebrated its 60th anniversary May 25-28 with a Eucharist, a banquet and the opening of a textile exhibition at Christ Church Cathedral.
People from many faiths met twice early in March in Vancouver to show support for one another at two well-attended public meetings that celebrated diversity and took a stand against acts of hatred.
The Rev. Dr. Naim Ateek, the Palestinian Anglican who heads the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Centre in Jerusalem, told a conference in Vancouver April 23 that Anglicans were instrumental in developing the doctrine of Christian Zionism over hundreds of years, and should now work to curb its political influence.
Christian Zionism is a theologically-based belief about how the world will end that would likely be dismissed as a strange doctrine few Anglicans would be concerned about-if it didn’t affect Canadian and U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.
With ancient ceremony, under the sails of the Vancouver Convention Centre, and before 1300 plus Anglicans and their guests, Melissa Skelton was ordained a bishop of the Anglican Church of Canada on March 1.
St. John Shaughnessy in Vancouver Photo: Courtesy of The Topic Two very different views of how parishes should relate to their dioceses were evident during
Archbishop Fred Hiltz Photo: Art Babych Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, told the closing session of the General Synod 2010
When sailing in dangerous waters, it takes a skilled skipper to steer clear of the rocks. As primate, Archbishop Fred Hiltz is the skipper of
Hellen Wangusa Photo: Art Babych Hellen Wangusa, the Anglican Observer to the United Nations told General Synod that Anglicans need to examine the causes of
A fully integrated meeting with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) is planned to take place at the Anglican Church of Canada’s General Synod
Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, addresses the Anglican Communion Alliance at General Synod 2010. Photo: Neale Adams Archbishop Fred Hiltz,
Bishop Dennis Drainville Photo: Art Babych The General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada went on record expressing “deep concern” regarding the interception by
Dean Peter Elliott Photo: Art Babych The General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada has adopted, with near unanimity, a strategic plan to take
Shafeeqa Dawani Photo: Art Babych Shafeeqa Dawani’s mission is to empower the women of Jerusalem and the Middle East to work together for peace. Three
Eleven of the Anglican Church of Canada’s 30 dioceses will have no members on the Council of General Synod (CoGS) for the next three years.
After singing Silent Night, General Synod delegates each contributed a toonie towards the Anglican Military Ordinariate. Photo: Art Babych It was Christmas in June when
Archdeacon Larry Beardy Photo: Art Babych Vision 2019, the strategic plan proposed at General Synod 2010 to set the direction of the Anglican Church of
Bishop Suheil Dawani Photo: Art Babych Bishop Suheil Dawani of the diocese of Jerusalem urged Anglicans to be friendly to both Palestine and Israel and
Liturgical dancers, dressed in silver, red and white, were part of the three-hour service celebrating the diocese’s 300th anniversary at Exhibition Park, Halifax. Photo: Art
Robert “Bob” Falby. Photo: Art Babych Robert (“Bob”) Falby, a lay canon in the diocese of Toronto where he is Chancellor (chief legal officer), was
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