Anglican Journal

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Journal launches fall appeal

Readers in most dioceses will find the Anglican Journal’s fall appeal package in this newspaper. (In Toronto, the diocesan newspaper, the Anglican, is running its

C’mon to the fabulous lands down under

THE LANDS Down Under, and in particular, Australia are very much the focus of attention these days. The Olympics are about to begin and all

Lutherans, Episcopalians link

Denver On a commanding vote in both houses, the 73rd General Convention approved the landmark agreement Called to Common Mission (CCM) between the 2.3 million

Support message withdrawn

The United Church of Canada’s withdrawal of a motion of support for the Anglican Church will not affect the relationship of the two churches, says

U.S. bishops send letter of support

This summer American Anglicans debated two of the major issues Canadians will face next year, welcoming Lutherans into full communion while cautiously acknowledging the presence

Jubilee continues journey of many steps

You shall hallow the fiftieth year and proclaim liberation in the land for all its inhabitants. You shall make this your year of Jubilee. (Leviticus

National church cuts jobs, grants and programs

The Anglican Church is eliminating the equivalent of eight full-time positions at its national office and cutting $500,000 in grants to northern Canada and overseas

Brazilian bishop visits

The Bishop of South Western Brazil visited Montreal in June to formally conclude an eight-year companion relationship between the two dioceses but that won’t spell

Church must increase pressure on government

THE CHRETIEN GOVERNMENT is playing hardball with churches on the residential schools issue and so far is outhitting and outpitching them in the public relations

Pryce resigning

Suffragan Bishop Taylor Pryce is resigning from his role in the Diocese of Toronto, effective Dec. 31. The bishop has served in the diocese for

Native professor lambastes churches’ response

Faced with the evidence of thousands of Aboriginals suing the churches and federal government, some people have asked, was the Indian residential school system really

Bishops’ letter

As the bishops of the Episcopal Church USA, we send this message to you so that you may know of the strong bonds of affection

Reunion at Shingwauk

The Children of Shingwauk Alumni Association is inviting all former students and staff of residential schools to a reunion at the site of the former

Bank and churches to work together

World Bank President Robert Wolfensohn defended the bank at Lambeth ’98. Nairobi IHE WORLD BANK moved decisively to grab the hand of friendship which African

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