Solomon Islands bear brunt of tsunami
Anglican Journal
April 2, 2007
Terry Brown, the bishop of Malaita in the Church of Melanesia, and the rest of his diocese are “all fine” following a massive underwater earthquake
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Terry Brown, the bishop of Malaita in the Church of Melanesia, and the rest of his diocese are “all fine” following a massive underwater earthquake
Dorothy Davies-Flindall (left) and Betty Livingston will receive the Anglican Award of Merit for their contributions to the church. Five individuals will receive the Anglican
An international Anglican-Orthodox commission on theological dialogue has wrapped up 18 years of work with a statement that, in part, has some application to the
Mississauga, Ont.Two blocks of time for “conversations” will be incorporated in the agenda of General Synod this June in Winnipeg, to enable delegates to “experience,
Boksburg, South AfricaChurches “are fundamental to the effective tackling of poverty,” Archbishop Njon-gonkulu Ndungane of Cape Town in March told an international conference focused on
Anglican Church Women groups in the diocese of Ontario have created dozens of hand-knitted Comfort Dolls for the International Community for the Relief of Suffering
Then-Rev. (now Dean) Mike Gardener with Inuit friends in Cape Dorset, Nunavut. Still a fixture in Iqaluit, Nunavut’s capital, Dean Gardener has spent more than
The process of fundraising at the national office is expected to change as the Letting Down the Nets stewardship initiative becomes a new office of
Archbishop of York John Sentamu, the Primate of England, quietly takes in a monument of the slave trade in Zanzibar. The chains shown are said
Susan Winn, deputy prolocutor of General Synod, paid tribute to Archbishop Andrew Hutchison (pictured on poster) at a farewell dinner during the March meeting of
A five-member delegation of Filipino church leaders and human rights advocates traveled to Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa in March to appeal for solidarity amid what
St. Jude’s Cathedral in Iqaluit, which was damaged by arson in November 2005 and demolished in June 2006, has been included in Heritage Canada Foundation’s
Access to the Lambeth Palace Library – one of the oldest public libraries in the United Kingdom – will soon be open to anyone with
The Taize community in France is organizing a gathering of young adults in Montreal, April 27-29. Participants include the Anglican diocese of Montreal, the Roman
Pope Benedict XVI is presented with a gift by Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, at a meeting in November 2006. An “organic unity” between Anglican
Bishop Ralph Spence of the Hamilton, Ont.-based diocese of Niagara will be heading across the Atlantic for a new adventure after he retires on Feb.
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Girls in Edavanakad, India, prepare to welcome Rev. Samuel Kobia, World Council of Churches general secretary, for a brick-laying ceremony of a multi-purpose disaster shelter.
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