Work cut out for General Synod 2010
Anglican Journal
March 2, 2010
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
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
The Metropolitan Council of Cuba has appointed the Rev. Griselda Delgado del Carpio as Co-adjutor Bishop of the Episcopal Church of Cuba. Delgado was appointed
The Niwano Peace Foundation has announced it will award its 2010 peace prize to Ela Ramesh Bhatt, an Indian Hindu who is a follower of
Melbourne, AustraliaA group of “traditional Anglicans” in Australia has voted to accept the recent invitation of Pope Benedict XVI to convert to full communion with
NairobiA mobile phone suspended on a belt round the waist or from the neck is a common sight among members of church congregations in Africa.Now,
“Waves of immigrants have…led to a membership boost for some churches,” according to new figures on church membership in the U.S. and Canada released by
GenevaChristians observing the Lenten time of sacrifice are being urged to engage in acts that enable a better sharing of world resources. Eastern Orthodox churches
The Anglican Church of Uganda says it wants to see changes to a proposed law which would jail homosexuals and even execute them in some
Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and Episcopal Diocese of Haiti Bishop Jean Zache Duracin survey the ruins of the diocese’s Cathedrale Sainte Trinite (Holy Trinity
An image gallery is available here.Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori paid a poignant visit to Port-au-Prince Feb. 8 to survey with Episcopal Diocese of Haiti Bishop Jean Zache
NairobiChurch leaders in Kenya are rallying their followers against a draft constitution they say favours Muslims and will tear the country apart. “Christians will not
In the world of the New Normal, we can’t count on people knowing anything about the faith. Remember the six-year-old boy who thought crosses were
A resurrection is taking place within the diocese of Quebec: a slow, steady and persistent rebirth. Bishop Dennis Drainville has been on a mission to
Painful, painful to read this book. Pain for the victims of sexual abuse, pain for the abusers, pain for the church, and pain for Nova
Caroline Fitzpatrick (left) of Christ Church Bells Corners Anglican and Pat Hotte (far right) of St. Michael’s and All Angels in Ottawa, welcome an ethnic
WE ALL need to forgive, beginning with ourselves. After 45 years of marriage, forgiveness was slow to come. Countless hurts and a growing contempt were
Cornerstone’s new $11 million facility will consist of 20 seniors’ apartments and 22 affordable housing units. For most of her life, Sue Garvey has felt
For a long time, jazz was regarded by the church as the black sheep of the musical family. After all, didn’t it start in the
Washington DC,The Church of England stands to lose about US$78 million in a New York real estate investment gone sour, according to Episcopal News Service.The
One of hundreds of earthquake survivors huddled in tents and makeshit shelters in a soccer stadium in the Santa Teresa area of Petionville, Haiti, this