“Vinegar Bible” was warmly received when it returned home to Lunenburg. The “Vinegar Bible” was unveiled recently at St. John’s Anglican Church in Lunenburg, N.S.
The Church of England has given the Lambeth Conference an emergency loan of $1.1 million Cdn. to cover part of the estimated $2 million shortfall
The diocesan bishop of Rupert’s Land, Donald Phillips, has accepted the appointment as acting metropolitan (senior bishop) of the ecclesiastical province of Rupert’s Land, following
Tell us what it is and why, in one short paragraph, and we’ll print the best answers in the December issue of the Anglican Journal.
Oxford, OhioAmerican teenagers who attend religious services achieve higher than average results at school, feel more attached to their school as a community, and are
Utrecht, Netherlands The future of the World Council of Churches (WCC) lies in giving those less fortunate in the world a voice, a former Dutch
The diocese of Ottawa’s Christ Church Cathedral and its local chapter of the Anglican Church Women (ACW) are hosting a fundraising concert on Oct. 26
Oslo The (Lutheran) Church of Norway has praised the Church of England for its decision to support the consecration of women as bishops, saying that
About 1,000 enthusiastic young people from across Canada gathered in Whitehorse, Yukon to share what it means to be a “light of God.” More than
Bangalore, India Christian groups have expressed dismay at attempts by India’s Karnataka state government to take action against hundreds of church educational institutions after they
What is the relationship between religion and the Olympic Games? If you were to ask the organizing committee of the Beijing Summer Games, they would
There is a black and white sketch hanging on the paneled wall in Old Cal’s organ loft. It shows the inside of a church, row
The diocese of Montreal’s Diocesan Book Room in the Promenades Cathedrale shopping center is to close Oct. 31, a victim of financial pressures, new consumer
More than 150 young people from about 90 countries gathered in Montreal in August for the 34th assembly of the World Student Christian Federation. The
Roma people, commonly called Gypsies, are often confined to makeshift housing on the outskirts of small villages throughout Eastern Europe. They are considered, even by
Bishop Terry Brown of the Diocese of Malaita officially retired Aug.18 as spiritual leader of one of the largest dioceses in the Church of Melanesia
Archbishop Caleb Lawrence, diocesan bishop of Moosonee and metropolitan (senior bishop) of the ecclesiastical (church) province of Ontario, has announced his retirement effective Jan. 6,
The Roman Catholic Church has confirmed a long history of holy apparitions, visions of Jesus or Mary that speak love and peace, usually from the
I have never been to New Orleans, but I have known loss. I have never had to confront what it might mean to have my
What do you consider to be “sacred space?” Where do you go when you want to truly connect with God? Is it a church or