Spoilers’ in our midst call for vigilance
Anglican Journal
January 1, 2002
MY FRIEND Harry was somewhere in his late 70s when he died. He didn’t know the exact year of his birth because his records were
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MY FRIEND Harry was somewhere in his late 70s when he died. He didn’t know the exact year of his birth because his records were
Johannesburg South Africa’s Anglican archbishop has attacked the country’s president, Thabo Mbeki, for questioning the scientific premise that the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) leads to
Moscow In a bizarre mix of farce and tragedy, a Russian newspaper report on the arrest of a supposed Orthodox priest in Chechnya on suspicion
Kanuga (ENI)-Keynote speakers from many parts of the world, and from two faiths, will share their theological viewpoints and international experience at a conference on
Cairns, Australia Like so many other gatherings in the days following the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States, a meeting of the Anglican Indigenous
Moscow (ENS)-Marking a shift in attitude to one more sympathetic with Americans, Orthodox churches have offered special prayers for victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist
At the diocese of New Westminster’s most recent synod, last June, Bishop Michael Ingham noted that the last few bishops in the diocese had been
Wycliffe College in Toronto has launched its first pre-theological course on-line It started last August, and has an estimated completion time of 20 hours.
London The Church of England is planning to sell a set of religious paintings that have hung in one of its grandest bishops’ palaces for
AS WE MOVE towards Christmas this year, what good news, what good counsel is out there? We are certainly exhorted to maintain the North American
Canon Tom Robinson, 72, a key figure in the Anglican Church of Canada’s evangelical movement, died of cancer in October in Saint John, N.B. Mr.
ARTISTS AND managers recognize a Christmas album as a great marketing tool. It only makes sense. Consumers purchase albums during the Christmas season at a
Bishop Barry Jenks, of the diocese of British Columbia, traveled to Myanmar (formerly Burma) in early June to represent Archbishop Michael Peers at the installation
Bishop Donald Phillips, of the diocese of Rupert’s Land, attended a book launch on Nov. 18 at St. James church, Winnipeg, to celebrate the publication
A U.S. C-17 cargo plane takes off from Germany for Afghanistan. Geneva An international network of church aid agencies criticized humanitarian airdrops linked to U.S.-led
Canon Naim Ateek Ottawa A prominent Palestinian theologian says that a good starting point to achieve peace in the Middle East would be for all
It was just after evensong, as formal goodbyes were being offered to visitors, that Sister Michael heard the squealing of a pig and learned that
I. Incarnation and Nativity It is no accident the cradle was a feed bin, not a child-safe, government-approved and downy nest. Perfection did not choose
St. John’s before the fire Lunenburg, N.S. One of the oldest Anglican churches in Canada has been destroyed by fire, apparently after Halloween mischief. People
Bahawalpur, Pakistan An emotional funeral was held in St. Dominic’s church here on Oct. 29 for 15 members of the Anglican Church of Pakistan massacred
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