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He developed a passion for the homeless

Dion Oxford was recently honored for his work among the homeless. An Anglican who runs a homeless shelter in downtown Toronto has received the “Me

Teach them while they are still young

Kieran Young of St. Bartholomew’s parish in Winnipeg receives a few instructions in how to play lawn darts from Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the

All faiths represented at Olympics

The dream of a freestanding, permanent multifaith centre in the heart of Vancouver in time for the 2010 Olympics (October Journal editorial) has remained a

Food banks not enough, say justice experts

Sue Wilson of the Office for Systematic Justice, Federation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Canada, says Anglicans need a strategy to eliminate poverty. Poverty

Diocesan elder, first of its kind

In recognition of his efforts to bring aboriginal and non-aboriginal peoples together, Rev. Arthur Anderson, of the Parish of the Cree People, has been inducted

Correction

A photo caption in Focus on Lambeth (September Journal, p. 3) should have identified Bishop John Chapman as being from the diocese of Ottawa.

Symposium will help shape future

This logo will become familiar for the next decade as Anglicans gather to shape mission priorities. Vision 2019 starts by listening to the church. Niagara,

CoGS joins Amazing Grace project

Members of the Council of General Synod (CoGS) take a break from their fall meeting in Toronto to record Amazing Grace for a project aimed

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