Anglican Journal

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Corrections

The Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the first Mormon temple built outside the United States, is in Cardston, Alta. Rev.

Bringing message of hope in prison cells

At the Nanaimo Correctional Centre, a provincial jail for adult male offenders, the tradition is to have a Christmas Eve service for the men, sing

Charity in fashion

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

A green field in Vimy

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

Ottawa priest to fill key post at WCC

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

Canadian National Vimy Memorial. Photo Saskia Rowley

A green field in Vimy

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

We remember because we are called to do so

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

Seeking joy in pictures

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

Book chronicles Anglican identity

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

Clarification

The photograph of Rev. Michael Batten blessing solar panels at St. David’s Church, Vancouver, was taken by photographer Drew Eves-Lethbridge.

Hindus protest yoga ban at two UK churches

CanterburyLeaders of Britain’s Hindu community are expressing disbelief and outrage at claims by two English church ministers that yoga should be banned after saying that

Priest investigated

Police and parole officers in British Columbia are looking into the activities of former Anglican priest Ralph Rowe, a convicted pedophile, according to the Surrey

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