Rev. Sam Kobia (left, with Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, then primate of the Anglican Church of Canada) during a visit to Canada in 2004. Geneva (ENI)-The
Cheryl Curtis Cheryl Curtis, executive director of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) has commented on the decision by the fund’s staff to
By a vote of 13 in favour and four against, staff at the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF), the relief and development arm
Henriette Thompson Henriette Thompson, who has worked as associate academic dean of the Toronto-based Institute for Christian Studies, has been named the new director of
LondonThe first parish in England to be named the Green Church of the Year took steps to reduce its carbon footprint 18 months ago with
Priests hold Sunday mass inside a Lutheran church burnt during post-election violence in Nairobi’s Kibera slum. In recent weeks, Kenyan churches have helped provide humanitarian
Composer Deanna Witkowski tries to make jazz friendly to church people. Music and the church have been locked in a passionate embrace for centuries, with
Hong KongTrappist priest Rev. Nicholas Kao Se-Tsien, Hong Kong’s oldest man, who recited the rosary devotion 15 times a day for world peace every day
Religion’s role in the 2008 U.S. presidential election topped the list of religion news stories of the year, according to the Westerville, Ohio-based Religion Newswriters
The Episcopal Church in the United States is working through the partnerships department of the Anglican Church of Canada to help the Episcopal Church in
GenevaThe leader of the Taize community urged tens of thousands of young Christians from Europe who gathered here at the New Year to organize “vigils
Photo contributions for “Holy Moments,” the theme in January for Picture Your Faith, are now available for viewing at anglicanjournal.com/picture-your-faith/ Recently, the Anglican Journal asked
Canon Garth Bulmer spoke in favour of same-sex blessings at General Synod 2007. About 14 years ago, his health declining due to HIV, Ron Chaplin
Grace. Patience. Charity. Generosity. Leaders, clergy and lay members of the Anglican Church of Canada will need all of these virtues in the coming months.
One burned and resurrected church – St. John’s, Lunenburg, N.S. – raised funds last December for another church struggling to rebuild after a fire: St.
No irregularities were found and no write-offs were made in connection with the accounting of the diocese of Quebec’s Church Society funds, according to the
Holy Trinity Anglican church in Sooke, B.C. reopened on Dec. 15 in a new building after a disastrous fire two-and-a-half years ago. The rededication service
NairobiReligious leaders in Uganda are backing government efforts in fighting Ebola by discouraging followers from shaking hands or embracing during greeting, with some Christians expressing
Leaders of member denominations of the Canadian Council of Churches – including the Anglican church – on Nov. 26 wrote to Prime Minister Stephen Harper,
Winston Churchill famously said, “History will be kind to me … because I will write it.” Schism is now a reality in the Anglican Church