Anglican Journal

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams during his visit to Kenya in June. He is set to visit Zimbabwe in October. Photo: Courtesy of Archbishop of

Waves crash against the seawall at Church of St. Mary of the Harbor, Provincetown, Mass., as Hurricane Irene hit the eastern U.S.. Photo:Terry Pannell/Diocese of

The National Presbyterian Church of Mexico has voted to end its relationship with the Presbyterian Church (USA), over the ordination of gays and lesbians. Photo:

After the Second World War and the Holocaust, more and more churches in Germany have used Israel Sunday to remember the Jewish roots of Christianity.

The Czech state and religious groups have finalized an accord that would allow churches to reclaim properties seized under communist rule. Photo: Shutterstock Warsaw –

There was significant damage to the Washington National Cathedral after the Aug. 23 earthquake, including fallen carvings. Photo: Craig Stapert Washington, D.C. – The iconic

An earthquake that struck in central Virginia Aug. 23 has damaged the central tower of Washington National Cathedral in the U.S. capital. Photo: Jason Maehl/Shutterstock

Rebel fighters backed by the NATO alliance entered Tripoli on Aug.21, with many predicting the end of dictator Moammar Gadhafi’s 42-year rule. Photo: Mark III

“Anybody is welcome…but there are rules and regulations that are to be followed,” says a Catholic bishop on the banning of hijab in Kenyan Catholic

Meeting participants join with community workers who operate a small textile factory funding by a mining company. Photo: Ken Gray The Anglican Communion Environment Network

People gather around the cathedral of Oslo to offer flowers in memory of the shooting and bombing victims in Norway last July 22. Photo: Espen

Bishop Chad Gandiya, head of the diocese of Zimbabwe, has expressed fears the evictions would disrupt the work of the church. File photo: Marites Sison

Sir Paul Reeves was an Anglican archbishop and primate who became New Zealand’s first Maori governor-general. Photo: Government of New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand —

Cape Town, South Africa – Retired Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu has said apartheid had left South Africans suffering from “self-hate” which is partly to blame

Nairobi, Kenya – Religious leaders say they are exploring short and long term strategies for communities to end reliance on food aid in Africa, as

Buddhists have joined Christians and Muslims in a campaign against religious discrimination in Nepal. Photo: Ipics Kathmandu, Nepal – With less than a month left