A funny kind of invitation from Ottawa
Anglican Journal
April 1, 2000
If you want to invite someone to dinner, apparently you sue them. That seems to be the latest in etiquette from the federal government. A
If you want to invite someone to dinner, apparently you sue them. That seems to be the latest in etiquette from the federal government. A
Melbourne Australia’s Anglican Church has elected a progressive archbishop and theologian, Dr. Peter Carnley, 62, as its new head. The choice is likely to annoy church
Bishop Tony Burton and his Roman Catholic counterpart, Bishop Blaise Morand, consecrate St. Mary’s and St. Anne’s. The creation of a new church in the
Evans Statistics seldom excite. But just get them wrong or let someone discover they’re unreliable and watch what happens. This issue came up recently when
Bailey AMITY Press’ strong presence in China got its start in 1987 with three questions the United Bible Societies asked of the Chinese government: Would
SURPRISE, America! You are considered a mission field. As reported elsewhere in this issue, two American clergy travelled all the way to Singapore to be
When Maidie-Anne Turner of Inuvik picked up her cutting wheel after 15 years, she didn’t know if she could still handle the stained glass that
The consecrations of two conservative American priests in Singapore – for service in the United States – have been criticized by liberal and conservative Anglicans
IT IS NOT surprising that Rev. Greg Bailey has such a passion for The Bible. His introduction to it reshaped his life. More than 20
IT IS A poignant picture. A tiny hand reaches out of an incision made in a womb in order to undertake corrective surgery on a
Alpha organizers are planning an Alpha Millennium Day of Prayer across Canada on April 29 in an effort to expand the Alpha program as a
A PLEASANT THING happened this week. I received a lovely note from a parishioner saying thanks for some small thing that I had done, that
AS LENT approaches, we begin to reflect on how best we might use this special time in our church year. All the five books reviewed
Brown A former general secretary of the Canadian Council of Churches with a PhD in Islamic Studies has been hired as the Anglican Church of
Rev. Bill Cliff, Very Rev. Peter Wall and Rev. David Pickett rehearse with accompanist Angus Sinclair. FOR THREE YEARS, three priests of the Diocese of
Three Anglican priests from British Columbia attended protests and an interfaith service at the World Trade Organization meetings in Seattle late last year. The actions
British Prime Minister Tony Blair has accepted a report on reforming the House of Lords that calls for an increase in the number of spiritual
JOHN Freeman’s recent ordination in Monrovia, Liberia was a joyous event, as it typically is in the life of any new deacon. What makes his
The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear an appeal in Trinity Western University’s dispute with the British Columbia College of Teachers. The dispute