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Moments from a trip to Africa

The major airport in Uganda is at Entebbe, half an hour from the capital, Kampala. Driving along the highway to the city, I?m struck by

CoGS ponders cuts to programs

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

… and in other business

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

Association recognizes ‘servant leader’

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.

Youth termed first priority

Jane Armstrong of Environics presents CoGS with survey results. Mississauga, Ont. An Environics poll of national church members shows that people want church leadership to

Parishes to get help

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?

“Oversimplification does a disservice …”

The following is a statement issued by Bishop Michael Ingham of New Westminster, in reponse to Archbishop Carey’s presidential address. I recognize the Archbishop of

Nova Scotia to review unpaid priests

Bishop Fred Hiltz of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island will stop ordaining non-stipendiary priests pending the outcome of a diocesan review. ?We?re at the

A church where kids are part of everything

Ian Sowton, 73, a volunteer at the Sunday school program at Toronto’s Holy Trinity Church, joins in a friendly back-rub circle with parish children and

Twilight of a brilliant career

… at a farewell dinner on her last official trip to Africa. Johannesburg She has shed her Africa clothes, leaving them behind in Johannesburg. Her

Roland Arthur Wood

Roland Arthur Wood, bishop of Saskatoon between 1981 and 1992, died in September in a Saskatoon hospital. He was 69. Bishop Wood?s death came two

Controversial saint

Rome Pope John Paul II has canonised Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer, the founder of Opus Dei, an organization of lay people that has stirred as

Carey, Ingham quarrel over communion’s unity

Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey merely added to the problem of disunity in the Anglican Communion by criticizing a Canadian diocese?s decision to bless same-sex

“This erosion of communion”

The following is extracted from outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey?s presidential address to the Anglican Consultative Council. It is at this point as the

AIDS, Iraq focus of ACC resolutions

Archbishop John Paterson, primate of New Zealand and Polynesia and bishop of Auckland was narrowly elected chair of the ACC The Anglican Consultative Council passed

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