Letters
Anglican Journal
May 1, 2011
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
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
“We are very, very spiritual. “He looked at me intently to be sure I understood. No trace of superiority. No attempt to prove anything. No
Among other things, the Journal received accolades for its ‘excellent overall appearance’ at a recent awards ceremony. The Anglican Journal received 22 awards last night,
In Toronto, staff at the national office of the Anglican Church of Canada were given Friday Apr. 29 off so they could watch the live
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
Volunteers serve hot meals for people affected by the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Photo: ACT/CWS/Takeshi Komino TokyoA "cross of comfort" has been erected
Nairobi, Kenya Church leaders in Ivory Coast said they are preparing to respond to urgent humanitarian needs as the country adjusts to the deposition of
“The effects of aging encompass the emotional, physical, social, financial and spiritual aspects of a person as they age.” Photo: Rob Marmion As the first
“The poor are the worst victims of corruption,” says India’s Roman Catholic Archbishop Vincent M. Concessao. Photo: Shutterstock Bangalore, IndiaChurches in India have joined the
Washington U.S. President Barack Obama and Afghan President Hamid Karzai on 6 April blasted the recent burning of a Quran at a Florida church and
Muslim and Christian leaders disagree about whether students in Christian schools can wear a hijab. Photo: Shutterstock Nairobi, KenyaMuslim leaders in Kenya are calling for
The Libya-Tunisia border, where thousands are fleeing to escape the violence in Libya. Photo:ACT/Church of Sweden/Sarah Harrison New YorkThe World Council of Churches, Conference of
Pope John Paul II celebrating his last Christmas ceremony at the Vatican’s Basilica of St. Peter. Photo: Gasper Furman/Shutterstock Vatican CityThe Vatican announced on April
(L to R) Qu ‘Appelle Bishop Greg Kerr-Wilson, Episcopal Church representative Martha Gardner, and Suzanne Lawson, diocese of Toronto, during a break at the CoGS
The St. John’s trailer church on the First Nations reserve in Grand Rapids, Man. (The little trailer church that could, March), is a replacement for
A new Canadian Museum of Human Rights (CMHR) is scheduled to open in Winnipeg in April 2013.The museum will explore the evolution of human rights
Canada’s top court denies appealVancouverParishes that leave the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC) but seek to retain their buildings and assets may think twice about
Volunteers planning for activity. Photo: ACT/CWS/Takeshi Komino Archbishop Nathaniel Uematsu of the Nippon Sei Ko Kai, the Anglican Church in Japan, has issued a message
Photo: © 2011 DaySpring Cards. Used by permission, all rights reserved. www.dayspring.com Brian Jekel, the U.S. artist who painted “The Ascension” featured on page 1