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A new TRC website at www.anglican.ca/trc provides information and videotaped messages.

Truth and Reconciliation website launched

The Anglican Church of Canada has launched a website of information and resources to support the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) on residential schools.

Discussion on future of Moosonee continues

“Our life in the diocese will continue…nothing will change immediately,” Moosonee Bishop Tom Corston told members of the diocesan synod on June 1. The diocese

Oxfam calls for global food system reforms

Women, who produce most of the world’s food, must have the same rights to land, resources and opportunities as men, says Oxfam. Photo: ACT/Christoph Pueschner

A rose by any other name

The Church of England’s website was relaunched in January 2011 with a new design and web address. Notable is the fact that the word “anglican”

Milestones in Christian history

June 325First Council of Nicaea Emperor Constantine invites 1,800 Christian bishops to meet in Nicaea in present-day Turkey. The council is the first attempt to

Why open communion doesn’t work

Editor’s note: In the May issue, the Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi wrote a guest reflection entitled, The case for open communion  (p.1).  In this issue,

“Cornerstone” unveiled in Ottawa

Cornerstone Foundation, a ministry of the Anglican diocese of Ottawa, unveiled its $11.8 million shelter for women May 25. Photo: Art Babych More photos An

New Anglican book about a new era

Anglican delegates to the 2010 World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh will meet in Toronto to prepare a book about their experience. Photo: Episcopal News Service

Mexican Pentecostals worked actively with poor

Pentecostal churches should create a “true evangelical conscience” and respond more to the needs of their neighbourhood, says an expert. Photo: Sean Bolt Mexico CityParticipants

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