Anglican Journal

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Tales of Tutu

I WRITE THIS in the midst of a difficult and joyful task, preparing to present a longtime friend with an honorary degree. The joy is

Journal welcomes new staff writer

De Santis Solange De Santis has joined the Anglican Journal’s editorial team as a staff writer. Ms. De Santis is a veteran journalist, having worked

Canadian couple dies in air crash

A Canadian missionary couple were among 169 passengers who died when a Kenya Airways flight crashed into the sea minutes after takeoff from Abidjan, Ivory

Moosonee encourages lay, baptismal ministry

Lawrence GEOGRAPHICALLY, Moosonee is the Anglican Church of Canada’s second largest diocese, covering about 560,000 square kilometres, an area roughly the size of the Atlantic

Band helps Bell shine

THE DECADE just passed saw Winnipeg-based singer/songwriter Steve Bell develop a unique niche in Christian music. A move into some secular markets and an American

Church built by pennies pays off loans

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

Consecrations spark outrage

The consecrations of two conservative American priests in Singapore – for service in the United States – have been criticized by liberal and conservative Anglicans

Bailey won over at study meeting

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

Anglicans in Seattle

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

African expert hired

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

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