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School redevelops

Vancouver School of Theology, in the diocese of New Westmin-ster, plans to turn 10 acres of its land on the campus of the University of

Priest suspended

Canon David McKay, rector of St. Mary?s church, Oak Bay, B.C. has been suspended from priestly duty while a diocesan investigation team looks into charges

Ingham to delay same-sex blessings

Mississauga, Ont. Bishop Michael Ingham of New Westminster says that he will delay same-sex blessings in his diocese ?as a gesture of goodwill? toward eight

Correction and apology

Errors in the transcribing and editing of a column by Archbishop David Crawley on page 6 of the November Anglican Journal resulted in a misstatement

Beauty pageant condemned

Jos, Nigeria Religious leaders in Nigeria have condemned the Miss World beauty pageant, scheduled to be held this month in Abuja, Nigeria, as degrading to

Parishes fast for church

Twenty-eight parishes and one deanery held a national day of prayer and fasting on Oct. 26 at the request of Essentials Council to pray that

Primate speaking at B.C. mission conference

The primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, will be theme speaker at the diocese of British Columbia’s ninth annual mission conference, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 2003, at St.

Carey warns bishops

Archbishop George Carey outside St. Paul’s Toronto. Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, who retired at the end of October, warned the primate, Archbishop Michael Peers,

Working for peace

Johannesburg Representatives from seven major religions and 21 African countries have adopted a declaration, committing themselves to working for peace on the African continent. Among

May God grant us sanity to rebuild a centre

For more than 400 years the genius of Anglicanism has been its redemptive ability to live with diversities of theology and liturgical practice. Finding its

Leaders fear rights at risk

Bielefeld, Germany Christians in Indonesia fear the Indonesian government will use the security clampdowns in effect since the Oct. 12 bombing in Bali to curtail

Huron names chaplains

The diocese of Huron has appointed two clergy to serve as chaplains to clergy families. They are Rev. Janet Hatt of St. James church in

Mugabe bans agency

Harare Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has criticized international aid agencies for meddling in national politics and banned United Kingdom-based Save the Children from distributing food

Family histories in a shoebox

"He has forgotten or never knew how to be a baby." Johannesburg “I wonder who would be interested in this set of silverware,” Mum said,

70 refugees assisted

The total number of refugees sponsored since 1999 by parishes in the diocese of Niagara has reached 70, including 44 children. They came from Kosovo,

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