A helicopter hauling a water bucket flies over a neighbourhood devastated by wildfires in Slave Lake, Alberta. Photo: Todd Korol / Reuters The bishop of
Participants visited the former Nazi-run concentration camp of Majdanek, where tens of thousands of Jewish and non-Jewish inmates were killed during the Holocaust. Photo: D.
Lebanese Muslim and Christian leaders are urging their national leaders to work towards unity and tolerance Photo: Diak/Shutterstock JerusalemLebanese religious leaders have warned against growing
Peace-building farms will grow crops like tomatoes that will provide food and a source of income for both Christian and Muslim families. Photo: Vakhrushev Pavel
Former residential schools students, their families and church representatives at a unity walk in Winnipeg last summer. Photo: Marites N. Sison Indian and Northern Affairs
The queen is scheduled to visit Dublin’s Garden of Remembrance, which honors those who died fighting to free Ireland from British rule Photo: Zoran Karapancev
Re-enactment of World War II fights near river Hron in Tekov, Slovakia. Photo: Ventura MoscowPatriarch Kirill I of the Russian Orthodox Church and Rabbi Berl
Inside a Coptic church in Cairo, Egypt. Photo: Gina Sanders Nairobi, KenyaChristian and Muslim clashes in Egypt have left 12 people dead, 238 injured and two
On May 10, 2011, the University of Trinity College in Toronto will confer honorary degrees to an Anglican priest, a pastor/gay rights activist, and a
A fishing vessel washed ashore by the March 11 tsunami in Ishinomaki, Japan. Photo: ACT/CWS/Takeshi Komino TokyoA Japanese church district leader has said that he wants
A school gym houses victims displaced by the March 11 earthquake/tsunami that hit Japan. Photo: ACT/CWS/Takeshi Komino Seoul, South KoreaJapan’s churches and Christian councils should
“Bible scholars are trying to codify the thousands of changes, verse by verse, word by word — even letter by letter — that crept into
The exterior of London’s Westminster Abbey. Photo: David Fowler Canterbury, EnglandFive days after one of Britain’s great churches, London’s Westminster Abbey, was seen on television
Pakistanis watch a TV news report about the killing of Al- Qaida leader Osama Bin Laden. Photo: Asianet-Pakistan Nairobi, KenyaThe killing of Osama bin Laden
Newspaper front pages on a fence at Ground Zero/World Trade Center, New York, after U.S. forces killed Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan May 1. Photo:
View of the Vatican with Saint Peter’s Basilica and Sant’Angelo’s Bridge. Photo: Antoine Beyeler RomeThe Vatican on May 2 announced that it relieved Australian bishop
THE LOOK OF INSPIRATION The Rev. James Settee, the oldest man to be ordained in the Anglican Communion, translated the much-loved hymn, “Amazing Grace,” into
Relief for Japan continues The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is continuing to accept donations for disaster relief in Japan. The country is
French fry sweepstakes A full page of the Anglican Journal (Bullets over Broadway, Mar. 2011, p. 8) celebrates the achievements of Brent Hawkes as a
The face of addiction is changing, and our understanding of drug abuse must change with it. Parents need to know that substance abuse could be