At the news conference announcing Adrienne Clarkson as the country’s next governor-general, media reported her as coy about her recent marriage to her long-time partner
ONE CHURCH, One Faith, ? One Book? Dr Reginald Stackhouse echoes a refrain which has been sung by other voices within our church when he
Denver Following close on the heels of their Canadian counterparts, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has given its backing to a plan to establish
Not so long ago, it seems that clergy sex offenders could abuse their victims with near impunity. Clergy were respected pillars of their community and
Rev. Geoffrey Dolphin knows all about brain drain. The Anglican priest from Guyana says his country is desperately short of priests and is often unable
Buying back slaves to set them free is no answer to the problem in Sudan, says the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund. The Canadian
Saunders At least two Anglicans are among winners of this year’s Governor-General’s Caring Canadian Award: Doreen Kenmuir of the Diocese of New Westminster and Marion
Geneva Violence and how the churches should respond to it was a key topic at the late summer meeting of the World Council of Churches’
Toronto Six Canadian indigenous Anglicans were to leave for Lihue, Hawaii in early September to join counterparts from New Zealand, Australia and the United States
Can ordained sex offenders be treated successfully enough so they can be trusted back in the church community? That depends on the kind of offender,
‘Who am I?’ A GREAT TEACHER of the history of religion once identified the question “Who am I?” as the first and most fundamental religious
Saunders IN THE BOOK of Genesis God instructs humankind to, “fill the earth and subdue it, have dominion over ? every living thing that moves
Saunders IT IS ABOUT three years since I stumbled into cyberspace for the first time at an Internet café. I recall logging on and nudging
`It was a bit upsetting to hear that the No. 1 issue in the diocese was lack of trust … We had to get away
Things Seen and Unseen is the chronicle of one woman’s experience during a year in her parish church. The book is built on the framework
Rev. Dale Lang says ‘God is making our son’s death count for something.’ Rev. Dale Lang may be the best-known Anglican priest in Canada. While
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