A failure of maturity
Anglican Journal
June 1, 2001
Eric Beresford Web Exclusive It was like entering a time warp. As I watched the images of young protesters clashing with police in Quebec City,
Eric Beresford Web Exclusive It was like entering a time warp. As I watched the images of young protesters clashing with police in Quebec City,
Although Canadian churches presented a strongly-worded letter to heads of government at the Quebec City Summit of the Americas, some faith-based protestors on the other
Winnipeg After being recognized in April as one of the top national church newspapers in North America, the Anglican Journal has picked up an additional
Map of the diocese Bishop Terrence Buckle pulls up in his truck and jumps out, walks over to the camera, and stops. He grins. “Welcome
Circles of Support staff, from left, Dan Haley, Eileen Henderson, Norma Lelless, Julie Bender, Ed Vandenberg. MALCOLM Savage cannot imagine anyone more dangerous than a
AFTER AN AD in the Anglican Journal seeking priests did not pay off, the diocese of the Arctic decided to go further afield and in
In the May 2010 issue, reference was made to the Vital Church Planting conference held in Toronto in February. The annual event is a joint
ESSENTIALS, a group of Canadian Anglicans hoping to direct the church back to its more orthodox roots and teachings, will hold its second national conference
Union organizer Pedro Lopez discusses working conditions in Mexico with Archbishop Tom Morgan. An unprecedented level of exploitation in the Americas awaits if free trade
Pastoral care retreat The School of Pastoral Care, an ecumenical group dedicated to renewing healing ministry within churches, will host a five day residential training
Michael Peers LUNCH at the monastery. But this lunch was on a Friday in Lent, so it was somewhat different, and not just in the
Eric Beresford RECENT developments in the biological sciences, including genomics, the science of gene mapping and manipulation, have the potential to change human life in
Sower in trouble Funding cuts could shut down the diocese of Calgary’s newspaper, according to a story in The Sower. The diocese is facing massive
London (ENI)-Violence between Palestinians and Israelis has caused a sharp reduction in pilgrimages, says an ecumenical delegation from Britain after a visit to the Holy
Doug Tindal, director of information resources with the Anglican Church of Canada, has resigned to accept a consulting position with U.S.-based FaithandValues.com, a new interfaith
Vianney Carriere Toronto Vianney (Sam) Carriere, acting editor of the Anglican Journal since last August, has been confirmed as editor of the national newspaper and
London Ninian Smart, a teacher and author on comparative religion, has died at the age of 73. Mr. Smart, a Scot, called himself an “Episcopalian-Buddhist”
A boy in Barrio El Espino, Ahuachapan, El Salvador, helps dig out the ruins of what was once his family’s house, before the January earthquake
Geneva (ENI, ACNS)-The central committee of the World Council of Churches wrapped up a nine-day meeting in February with reconciliation between conservative and liberal churches
Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey holds a Rwandan child during a recent visit to Africa. London An increasingly time-consuming international and ecumenical role has led