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Partnerships director set to retire in 2008

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

Complex rebel puts her faith in music

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

Lutherans seek to become ‘greener’

In his 1985 volume, God in Creation, Jurgen Moltmann wrote: “The alienation of nature brought about by human beings can never be overcome until men

Share in eucharist

Sibiu, Romania Germany’s top Protestant bishop has urged a stepping up of efforts to allow Christians of all denominations to share in the eucharist together.

Young at home with sisterhood

Sister Amy Hamilton, who is in her second year of a three-year profession with the Sisters of St. John the Divine, finds her work with

Calgary housing in jeopardy

Daybreak House, a six-unit building in Calgary that provides accommodation for refugees in transition, faces an uncertain future after it sustained damage in heavy spring

Christian voice needed in stem cell debate

‘Go-ahead for hybrid embryo research praised’ This headline in The Telegraph last month was one of many popping up around the world as researchers seek

Native bishop visits Keewatin

MacDonald The Anglican Church of Canada’s new national indigenous bishop, Mark MacDonald, in early July visited the Kingfisher Lake First Nation community in northern Ontario,

Picture Your Faith

A butterfly getting sustenance from flowers. Recently, the Anglican Journal asked readers to submit their best photographs for Picture Your Faith, a new monthly feature

Ontario welcomes refugees

Eh Ler Ter Paw and her child Pow Ta Mu La (main photo) and Ner Ta Thu and his child Eh Ku Moo, are Karen

Youth get active

You’re a young Anglican who would like to become more involved in your church – both locally and nationally. Where to begin? Try logging on

Diocese investigates abuse claims

Former students of Grenville Christian College in Brockville, Ont., have complained to the bishop of Ontario about psychological and physical abuse at the school. The

EU harms farmers: bishop

Warsaw A Polish bishop is urging the country’s farmers not to sell land to foreigners in order to prevent the European Union imposing injustices upon

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

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