Ecumenical response grows to London riots
Anglican Journal
August 10, 2011
The Southwark Cathedral and other Church of England churches have opened their doors to help care for those affected by the London riots. Photo: David
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The Southwark Cathedral and other Church of England churches have opened their doors to help care for those affected by the London riots. Photo: David
The baptismal font “should stop us in our tracks and remind us of the place from where we first came.” Photo: Patrick Duggan Jesus said
Anglicans are learning of climate-justice initiatives occurring between provinces and regions within the Communion at a meeting in Peru. Photo: Thomas Barrat Lima, Peru –
The Church of Beethoven is a nondenominationalSunday morning meeting where music is the message. Photo: David C. Rehner Washington — "Music," Ludwig van Beethoven said,
A child looks into the remains of a police car set aflame and burned during riots in Tottenham, north London. Photo: Reuters/Luke MacGregor London —
Archbishop David Somerville ordained some of the first female priests and encouraged the full inclusion of gays and lesbians in the church. Photo: Courtesy of
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Archbishop Williams wants to staunch the hemorrhaging of Christians from the Holy Land. Photo: Mark William Penny / Shutterstock.com Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams on
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New law gives established Hungarian churches edge over newcomers. Photo: Mumble Grumble Christian leaders in Hungary have given mixed reactions to a restrictive new law
For some time, the youth of the diocese of New Westminster have been digging deep into church government, and this year’s May synod is just
Results from the Church of Nigeria’s episcopal meeting The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) at its episcopal meeting held at IBRU Centre Agbarha-Otor has elected
(L to R): The Rev. Greg Mercer and Bishop Gary Woolsey, at the recent Anglican Fellowship of Prayer (AFP) Conference of diocesan representatives in Calgary.
Dr. Patricia Vickers, ethno-consultant, with Anglican Indigenous Bishop Mark MacDonald at Partnering for Prevention, A Safe Church conference. Photo: Jenny Price This is a summary
Corn planted with the hope of rain; now dry and dying in fields across east Kenya. Photo: ACT/NCA/Laurie MacGregor Nairobi, Kenya—Christian agencies are stepping up
Archbishop Daniel Deng Bul, using incense given by a Muslim friend, censes parishioners to symbolize the birth of the new Republic of South Sudan. Photo:
Los Angeles Suffragan Bishop Mary Glasspool at a White House briefing on LGBT rights. Los Angeles-Praising the Obama administration for upholding the human rights of
London-The Anglican archbishop of Burundi made a passionate appeal on July 5 to the U.K. government to restore its bilateral funding to Burundi-one of the
Washington, D.C.-The Dalai Lama will visit Washington, D.C. next month for an 11-day rally that is being billed as “the largest gathering for world peace
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