Lenten books examine sin, salvation, spirituality
Anglican Journal
March 1, 2003
I am told that Lent and books go together for Anglicans. This is the season when they resolve to read a religious book for their
I am told that Lent and books go together for Anglicans. This is the season when they resolve to read a religious book for their
New Delhi Christian institutions in India have opened their buildings to the homeless as a bitter cold wave has claimed more than 1,000 lives this
Los Angeles The Episcopal diocese of Los Angeles put out a series of 30-second ads on local television near Christmas to carry a message against
Bishop Len Whitten praised the Stephenville Crossing parish for helping General Synod’s healing fund. The tiny three-point parish of Stephenville Crossing, Nfld., is on fire
A misunderstanding between two groups involved in a reconciliation process in the diocese of New Westminster over what information is released after each meeting has
Attendees at the 1997 Elvis festival in Collingwood, Ont., renew their vows before Rev. Dorian Baxter, who claims to have brought ‘tens of thousands of
The denigration of the study of history in Canada over the past 50 years was unfortunate. The mistaken view that historical ignorance would free people
The diocesan council in New Westminster has authorized spending up to $12,000 to investigate problems with moisture in the walls and ceilings of six churches.
Canon Michael Storey loosened more than his collar when he posed as Mr. October for his church fundraising calendar. London A 66-year-old Yorkshire vicar has
The diocese of Rupert’s Land recently hosted a delegation of 11 people from the diocese of Central Buganda in Uganda, including Bishop Jackson Matovu. The
Miss Hasell, left, and Miss Sayle are pictured in an undated photo alongside their vehicle of choice. An eight-decade old Anglican story with a Canadian
Archbishop Peter Jensen Conservative and orthodox opponents of the new Archbishop of Canterbury have turned to Australia for a saviour, amid predictions that such a
The Kwak’wala Hymnal has arrived and is expected to be a hot item up and down the coast of Vancouver Island. On Dec. 18 at
Two large groups of Anglicans from the diocese of Calgary traveled to Chile last fall on a two-week work project called Blessings to Chile. They
Last December, the Supreme Court ruled that a higher life form could not be patented under existing patent law in Canada. In a 5:4 decision
Lambeth Palace, London Rev. Gregory Cameron, former chaplain to Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams when he was Archbishop of Wales, has been appointed the director
I am celebrating a 50th anniversary of a great moment in the process of becoming an adult – receiving my driver’s licence. At the time
My family and I used to sit in the narthex, wedged into one of two rows of pews with other families with small children –
Honiara, Solomon Islands Church-run organizations are in the front line of providing aid to Solomon Islanders in the South Pacific who were battered by Cyclone
St. Louis A 64-year-old church secretary, known for compassion and understanding in dealing with the homeless, died in December after being stabbed by a homeless