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PWRDF staff says yes to union

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

In the shadow of the cross

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

Churches sing a new song unto the Lord

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

Priest prayed rosary 15-20 times daily

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

Youth urged to pray for church unity

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

Buddhist monks’ revolt among top news stories

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

Seeking images that symbolize rebirth

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

Uganda warned of Ebola

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

Arctic fundraiser

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.

Shelter program still growing

Louise Peters, rector of St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Kamloops, B.C., and Le Roy Wells of the St. Vincent de Paul Society work together to provide

Churches condemn killing

Asif Ali Zardari (left), husband of assassinated opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, and son, Bilawal, leave her burial. Bilawal vowed to carry on his mother’s legacy.

Burnt church reopens

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

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