Scottish churches combat soaring metal theft
Churches in the U.K. are fighting a wave of metal theft with a high-tech identification system. Photo: Heartland The Church of Scotland is making a
Churches in the U.K. are fighting a wave of metal theft with a high-tech identification system. Photo: Heartland The Church of Scotland is making a
Visitors to Jerusalem can have a rooftop view of the Old City. Photo: Bomshtein Pilgrims in Jerusalem interested in the city’s numerous holy sites can
Archbishop Douglas Hambidge with Archbishop Fred Hiltz, right.Photo: Saskia Rowley Fielder From where I sit now, the church looks very different than it did when
David Anderson http://davidandersonillustration.com In the early days of Canada, the only means of travel for any distance was by canoe. This is sometimes represented in
Larry Mitchell About four decades ago, Larry Mitchell introduced an innovation similar to the Rev. Canon Asselin’s (see story at left). Mitchell is an archdeacon
The Rev. Canon Joseph Asselin performs a healing ministry.Photo: contributed For many, spiritual healing calls to mind televangelists such as Benny Hinn, whose “Miracle Crusade”
The Rev. Laurette Gauthier GlasgowPhoto: contributed The Rev. Laurette Gauthier Glasgow has been appointed special advisor for government relations for the Anglican Church of Canada.
Besides working as honorary lay pastoral assistant at St. Cuthbert’s, Oakville, Brenda Garvey is multifaith chaplain at Trillium Health Centre in Mississauga, Ont., one of
Pat Lithgoe (left), Jane Stephen Pat Lithgoe, a parishioner of St. Christoper’s, Burlington, trained as a nurse before learning Therapeutic Touch (TT), a “contemporary interpretation
The Rev. Beth Fellinger instantly engaged attendees at her leadership workshop during the recent Vital Church Planting conference by opening with an entertaining video. The
The Most Rev. Colin Johnson, Archbishop of the diocese of Toronto‘Everyone has a particular role to play: some do the planting and some pray for
Last October, the Rev. Canon Joseph Asselin, rector of St. Cuthbert’s, Oakville, Ont., observed St. Luke the Physician’s Day by inviting Bishop Michael Bird of
From left: Fr. Zareh Zargarian of Toronto’s Holy Trinity Armenian Church, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Saint Basil scholar Fr. Isahak Poghosyawn and Canon Judy Rois, executive
Sister Helena with Nurse BlossomPhoto: contributed The Toronto convent where lay anointers are trained is the Mother House of the historic Sisterhood of St. John
This little book, by Ian Stuchbery, a retired Anglican archdeacon who has served in several dioceses within the Church of England and the Anglican Church
ChristChurch Cathedral Photo: Gabriel, Wikimedia Commons New Zealand’s earthquake-wracked ChristChurch Cathedral will be torn down to meet safety requirements. The iconic cathedral is now “a
Christians make up four percent of Myanmar’s population of 54 million. Photo: LiteChoices Myanmar armed forces are continuing to harass the nation’s Christian minority, according
Church leaders attributed the rise in charitable giving to better attendance. Photo: Lisa F. Young Washington, D.C. – The recession and a sluggish recovery have
A majority of dioceses in the Church of England have voted down the proposed Anglican Covenant, a set of principles intended to bind the Anglican
Charitable giving in the U.S. for 2011 was up 3.4% over previous years, according to one index. Photo: Genotar While it may have no bearing
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