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Anglican Journal
October 1, 2011
David Andersonhttp://davidandersonillustration.com Remembering JackSince Jack’s passing, I have been asked many times what he meant to me. It may seem like an easy question but
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David Andersonhttp://davidandersonillustration.com Remembering JackSince Jack’s passing, I have been asked many times what he meant to me. It may seem like an easy question but
197 Number of full-time chaplains in the regular Forces supporting soldiers, sailors, air personnel and their families By denomination: Christian 90 Roman Catholic 48
01 Revelation 7.1-17 02 Joshua 24.1-25 03 1 Thessalonians 4.1-18 04 Matthew 24.1-28 05 Matthew 24.29-51 06 Matthew 25.1-13 07 1 Thessalonians 5.1-11 08 Zephaniah
Jesus said to his followers, and in turn says to us, “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name
Imagine walking 160 kilometres in combat boots while carrying 10 kilograms of sand in a backpack. With every step, more muscles join the protest chorus.
Mother’s Day was not a laid-back affair for Major Michelle Staples, a senior brigade chaplain based in Edmonton. There was no breakfast in bed. No
Theft of copper cable from churches, railways and historic buildings is a growing national problem in Britain. Photo: Peter Clark Canterbury, England-As commodity prices soar,
Uganda has rebounded from civil war and economic catastrophe, with the support of various faith groups, which have been delivering social services. Photo: Hector Conesa
Five of the Dead Sea Scrolls. which include the world’s oldest known biblical manuscripts, have entered the digital age, thanks to the Israel Museum and
The bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, Suheil Dawani. Photo: Art Babych Jerusalem —The Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem and his family are celebrating after
The Scottish government has indicated religious groups will have freedom of choice in deciding whether to officiate at gay weddings. Photo: Shutterstock Edinburgh, Scotland –
The bombing of the protestant church in Solo City, central Indonesia, was the latest in a series of deadly attacks on minorities. Photo: Reuters/Andry Prasetyo
The WCC’s online library will initially contain nearly half a million articles covering theology and ecumenism. Photo: Shutterstock Geneva–The World Council of Churches (WCC) launched
American believers argue that God is actually tipping the scales-in their favour-as long as they are hard-working and faithful. Photo: Shutterstock Washington, D.C.-In 1905, Max
Shane Bauer, one of the U.S. hikers held in Iran on charges of espionage, cries as relatives greet his arrival in Muscat after his release.
Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser, president of the 66th session of the UN General Assembly, rings the Peace Bell at the UN. Photo: UN Photo/Paulo Filgueiras New
The human rights situation in Egypt since the end of Hosni Mubarak’s dictatorship is “worrying,” according to a German human rights group. Photo: MOHPhoto Berlin-As
Most churches in the developing world consider the acceptance of same sex marriages in European and American churches biblically wrong. Photo: Amy Walters Nairobi, Kenya-The
In many Latin American countries, September is a month to celebrate the Bible. Photo: Lee Torrens Buenos Aires, Argentina-In Argentina, as in many Latin American
Inter-faith dialogues are gaining ground in Jerusalem despite growing political turmoil in the region, according to the Jerusalem Center for Ethics. Photo: Kavram/Shutterstock Jerusalem –
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