A fallen friend
Anglican Journal
April 1, 2010
Birds of all seasons are a joy to behold: chirping robins in the spring, swans gliding on a summer pond, the flash of pheasants in
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Birds of all seasons are a joy to behold: chirping robins in the spring, swans gliding on a summer pond, the flash of pheasants in
Global leaders in Islamic finance have met in Toronto to probe the growing but still under-explored world of financial products and services that comply with
Consider the following for your church: Hold a potluck dinner featuring local food; make the evening an educational event. Use fair trade coffee at the
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,
IMAGINE avenues of co-operation. The national gathering on theological education in Montreal in January had an unprecedented breadth of participation: heads of colleges and of
Holy Land Christians are calling on their religious leaders to protest against the travel permit system imposed by Israel during Easter celebrations.The situation is complicated
Allen About 170 family members and friends from across the country gathered March 20 in Minneapolis to celebrate the 75th birthday of the Rev. Philip
Dean John Wright Anglicans across Canada are being invited to celebrate the first Anglican Foundation Sunday on May 2. Dean John Wright, Anglican Foundation executive
Carriere Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, has announced the appointment of Sam Carriere, director of communications and information resources, to
Antoinee Dorvilus, blind since he was a young child, hugs his sons in a tent camp in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, February 24, 2010. ACT Alliance member
Bishop-elect Mary Douglas Glasspool Episcopalians across the church celebrated the March 17 news that Diocese of Los Angeles Bishop-elect Mary Douglas Glasspool had received the
The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is accepting donations for victims of the 8.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Chile on Feb. 27. At
A Muslim woman has filed a human rights complaint after she was expelled from a Canadian college for refusing to remove her face veil. The
Rwandan refugees Gilbert Nshimyumukiza (centre) and Jean-Baptiste Mukiza with Fiona Crossling of St. Peter’s Church in Montreal It was an ugly incident that might have
A project starts with an idea, and the key thing is for the church community to see all ideas as possibilities; to be prepared to
I sit alone in the morning quietof this repositoryof the human journeywhich is filled with the thoughtsof long vanished mental giants.Their ancient voicesechoing down the
The Salvation Army is renowned for helping people, sometimes when they are in desperate need. But in its own hour of need, a Salvation Army
When General Synod meets in Halifax this June, there will be lots of work to do. Anglican Journal staff writer Leigh Anne Williams spoke with
Beautiful Mercy, A Book of Hours: Beautiful Mercy/A Book of Hours is a collaborative book/CD project involving almost 50 contributors, all connected to the church
david anderson / d-andersonillustration.com The funeral home parking lot contained more motorbikes than the local Harley-Davidson dealership. That was appropriate. The funeral was for a
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