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Trinity heads to Supreme Court

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

Refugee ordained deacon

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

Building sacred spaces beyond the church

Patricia Smith and Anne Elliott encourage people to create sacred spaces in their homes and offices. This “blessing fountain” with shells and stones honours sea

Church sued for abuse

A former altar boy is suing the Anglican Church of Canada, two of its priests and two parishes for alleged sexual abuse. Glenn Alan Johnson,

What century did you say?

100 years ago: February 1900 Canadian Churchman reported that it is curious to see how people still doubt as to whether we are now ending

Primate upset by presence of witches

Wiccans should not be invited to any future interfaith gatherings, says the Anglican archbishop of Cape Town. “I don’t think that’s a religion,” he said.

Grandson up front about family connections

Professor of Ethics and Philosophy Wilhelm Verwoerd talks to seminar participants at the Parliament of the World’s Religions. Cape Town As shouts of Viva Verwoerd!

Tutu scolds church leaders

(ENS)-Standing in the pulpit of Martin Luther King, Jr. in Atlanta’s historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, Archbishop Desmond Tutu reminded his audience that the greatest evils

U.S. Lutherans dig in heels

(ENS)-Lutheran opponents to a plan for full communion between the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the Episcopal Church, say the plan threatens Lutheran identity.

Convicted by the Word

I N THE EARLY 19th century an English Roman Catholic bishop wrote a letter full of good advice to a friend just becoming a bishop.

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