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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
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
The children of Abraham have always been a scrappy bunch. Whenever any one of them senses power all hell breaks loose and today the evidence
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,
Nakibuuka beams as she relieves a cow of her milk. Nanziga, Uganda It is sustainable development in its simplest form, an African take on the
Most Christmas albums that are released in today?s secular market are more a case of marketing savvy than a statement of faith in the Incarnate
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
In my parish, the historic Waterloo Declaration simply made legitimate something that we have been chipping away at for more than 30 years. To push
Mississauga, Ont. Council of General Synod voted to receive a proposed policy on gambling and asked the EcoJustice committee to work with the Council of
London David Hamid — a former staff member with the Anglican Church of Canada — became the last bishop ordained by George Carey, the outgoing
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
Lawson Suzanne Lawson, former executive director of program for the Anglican Church of Canada, has been recognized for excellence in the field of volunteerism. Ms.
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
Dear editor, I might be simplifying this a bit here but I thought I should just put in my two cents’ worth about the New
Dolls Knitted dolls from Toronto in a manger scene … tiny figures in Amish dress bringing a basket of pretzels to the baby Jesus …
In her last address to the diocesan convention, Bishop Barbara Harris, flanked by a new oil portrait, talked about how the Holy Spirit sustained her
In our household, getting ready for Christmas is taking more effort this year than in any of the 40 years we have been a household.
Mississauga, Ont. Council of General Synod passed a hold-the-line budget for 2003 but acknowledged that there might have to be decisions about program cuts early
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
… at a farewell dinner on her last official trip to Africa. Johannesburg She has shed her Africa clothes, leaving them behind in Johannesburg. Her
Diocesan council of New Westminster will assist parishes with leaking buildings. Treasurer Jim Stewart said that so far three parishes have shown serious ?leaky envelope?
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