SECRETS in the corn
Anglican Journal
May 1, 2010
On this lovely sunny day, the incredible beauty of the land fills me with awe. I’m huffing and puffing like an old plough horse by
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On this lovely sunny day, the incredible beauty of the land fills me with awe. I’m huffing and puffing like an old plough horse by
“Tent city” at Nerette camp, Port au Prince, is supported by donations to The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF), the relief and development
Washington D.C.The U.S. Catholic bishops have denounced a newimmigration law in the state of Arizona as "draconian" and called on Congress to stop political "gamesmanship"
Geneva/HelsinkiA German Protestant bishop has urged Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches to draw up a joint declaration on their shared beliefs about the Eucharist, one
GenevaThe senior vice-president of the Evangelical Church of the Lutheran Confession in Brazil, the Rev. Homero Severo Pinto, who had been tipped as a future
Archbishop Michael Peers, former primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, was the main celebrant at a special Eucharist April 25 at St. Thomas the
La Trinidad, PhilippinesA Filipino couple who are both pastors have become accidental entrepreneurs after their daughter’s search for body care products for her allergy-sensitive skin
Protestant and Roman Catholic churches in Germany have condemned a far-right party campaigning for a ban on minarets in forthcoming elections in the country’s most
Researchers say they’ve found the most religious place on Earth – between the southern border of the Sahara Desert and the tip of South Africa.Religion
The Rev. Paul Gehrs, assistant to the bishop at the national office of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC), has been voted chair of
McLean Col. Karl McLean, archdeacon of the Anglican Military Ordinariate of the Canadian Forces, has been appointed Chaplain General and will assume command of the
Anglican Archbishop Henry Orombi of Uganda is said to have resigned from the standing committee of the 77-million-member Anglican Communion, and cited the appointment of
David Olding, an Anglican who is well-known in Halifax for his work with society’s underprivileged, is the recipient of the 2010 Lieutenant Governor’s Faith in
From Pope Pius IX to Benedict XVI, the Vatican now has online 142 years of documents, including unofficial texts relating to the period during the
Living off the grid: Mary Ketchum Even if you can’t go off the power grid, you can buy your electricity from Bullfrog Power, which sources
In 2005, in celebration of its 125th year, the environmental unit of the diocese of New Westminster published a book-let called 125 Ways to Green
“Three loyal women bring spice to anoint their friend-they hear a Glory sing, come see, no corpse to tend! What fearful joy! Their wild sweet
Bishop-elect Lydia Mamakwa and family. Using a time-honoured tradition of standing behind the nominee of their choice, delegates from 16 native communities in the diocese
An exhibit in New York illuminates the complex relationship between Christians and Jews in medieval Spain and shows that producing art was often a cooperative,
The primary theme in the Interface “Reign of Christ the King” liturgy is “God rules through the wood of the cross,” from an ancient Latin
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