Special Interest
Anglican Journal
November 1, 2003
Pacifism is not being passive Christians have never agreed on what should be the Christian response to war but many believe that the gospel calls
Pacifism is not being passive Christians have never agreed on what should be the Christian response to war but many believe that the gospel calls
Dear editor, With the rock fans clamoring for the ordination of Elvis, the African Anglicans mulling over whether to send missionaries to England, an Australian
DallasA three-day meeting of conservative Anglicans in early October denounced the Episcopal Church of the United States’ (ECUSA) approval of an openly gay bishop, called
In an unusual open message about the same-sex blessing issue in New Westminster, the primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, and the four metropolitans, or senior bishops,
With advent and Christmas approaching, we have reached that time of year when secular commercial interests will again bombard the public with unimagined fantasies to
Quebec Members of the ecclesiastical province of Canada debated the choice of the senior bishop of the Episcopal Church of the United States (ECUSA) as
Bishop Ralph Spence blesses Sr. Marguerite May at her installation as the head of the Sisters of the Church in Oakville, Ont. Sr. Margaret (rear)
While last month heralded some new beginnings for indigenous Anglicans in Canada, recent events elsewhere might well be remembered as the beginning of the end
Bickering over sexuality prompted Rev. Robin Barrett to come out of the closet. Mount Pearl , Nfld.Amid the global row over same-sex marriage and homosexuality
Every now and then an exceptionable book appears in the market place and such is After the Locusts, Letters from a Landscape of Faith ,
A strengthening of relations but also the recognition of new problems marked the first official visit of Archbishop Rowan Williams, the head of the Anglican
Here, reprinted courtesy of the Church of Ireland Gazette (www.gazette.ireland.anglican.org), is an excerpt of an essay by the Archbishop of Armagh and senior primate of
I am writing these notes in a retreat house in the foothills of the Rockies and have spent some of the time in self-examination, (something
Oceans of Grief and Healing WatersA story of Loss and Recoveryby Marian Jean Haggerty112 pages, $16.95 Struggling with ForgivenessStories from People and Communitiesby David Self200
Trinity’s Len Bulmer guides Sunday school children through a lesson. Aurora, Ont.Seasons of the Spirit, adopted by the Anglican Church of Canada as its recommended
Bishop Duleep de Chickera urged the warring Sri Lankan government and Tamil Tigers to return to the negotiating table. New DelhiChurch leaders in Sri Lanka
The Songs of the Mothersby Joe Morris DossChurch Pub. Inc., NY317 pp, 46.25 Anglicans have always loved tranquillity and too often that has meant acquiescence
Dear editor, I write with respect to the tragic issues of abuse at the Indian residential schools (IRS) which operated for much of the last
Conservative primates, or national leaders, of the worldwide Anglican Communion are preparing to pressure the Archbishop of Canterbury this month to create a new province
TorontoA residential schools update will be sent to the Episcopal Church of the United States as its executive council members prepare to vote this fall