Christmas ‘stations’
Anglican Journal
December 1, 2007
For the last two years members of emerge (a downtown congregation focusing on 18-35 year olds) have collaborated with curieux.ca, another new church in Montreal,
For the last two years members of emerge (a downtown congregation focusing on 18-35 year olds) have collaborated with curieux.ca, another new church in Montreal,
The parish of St. Philip lives out the Christmas story every Monday. The parish is in partnership with a community initiative called Food for Life
Topahdewin: The Gladys Cook Story, a documentary produced by Anglican Video, the Anglican Church of Canada’s national video department in Toronto, won a Redemptive Storyteller
LondonTo mark the 40th anniversary on Oct. 27 of Britain’s 1967 Abortion Act that legalized abortion in specified circumstances, church leaders called for a re-examination
History: British immigrants brought Anglicanism to South America in the 19th century. The South American Missionary Society continues to work among indigenous peoples there. In
The Anglican Church Women of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, Ont., diocese of Huron, staged a unique fundraising on Nov. 3 to benefit children affected
Montage: Saskia Rowley; Canadian National Vimy Memorial: Chris Wattie/Reuters; detail: Anna York-Lyon. One day last April, I stood on a green field and cried as
Canon John Gibaut Canon John Gibaut, a priest from the diocese of Ottawa who is involved in various national and international theological dialogues, has been
A night time view of Regent College’s wind tower illuminated by solar energy. The first photovoltaic art glass – which combines the ancient art of
WashingtonOne branch of the U.S. military has the advertising slogan, “The few. The proud. The Marines.” A group in another branch might be called, “The
One day last April, I stood on a green field and cried as I watched the sun caress the newly-restored Canadian National Vimy Memorial. One
The theme of remembrance weaves its way throughout this issue of the Anglican Journal. The theme is certainly obvious in photographs and stories about wars
Jazz trumpeter Kermit Ruffins plays at a “mission to musicians” jam session at St. Anna’s Episcopal church, New Orleans. New OrleansOn a recent steamy September
Typical of children anywhere, these young people in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem find simple joy in playing games on their
Canterbury, EnglandA three-week course designed to introduce foreign priests to the British way of doing things in the Roman Catholic church has opened at Ushaw
Like young people on a quest to “find themselves,” Anglicans have long been searching for those things that set them apart from other Christians. Three
Canterbury, EnglandBishop Nolbert Kunonga of Harare in Zimbabwe should resign his post following his attempt to withdraw his diocese from the Anglican Communion’s Central Africa
A priest in the diocese of Ontario has been disciplined and had his licence to marry cancelled after officiating at the wedding of a same-sex
Eleanor (Ellie) Johnson, director of the Anglican Church of Canada’s partnerships department since 1994, said she will retire as of March 31, 2008. “She has
When I heard that the pop musician Sinead O’Connor had released an album called Theology, it took me right back to my university days, when