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
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
St. Paul’s (Bloor Street) church in the diocese of Toronto celebrated its 12th annual Black Heritage Service on Feb. 25 during Black History Month. The
Approved a 4.5 per cent increase in pensions to retired and active General Synod pension plan members. The pension committee reported that the market value
Wittenberg, GermanyFor most of the 150 delegates who traveled to Germany for a gathering of church leaders in historic Wittenberg, the trip was a matter
It is an impossible dilemma to imagine. James Manyiel, a Sudanese refugee living at the Lutheran World Federation (LWF)-run Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, recently
Canon Petero Sabune, the new Episcopal Church partner to the Council of General Synod, talks about the growing partnership between Canadian Anglicans and Episcopalians in
Buenos AiresThe Latin American Council of Churches, known under its Spanish acronym CLAI, has elected Panamanian Episcopal (Anglican) Bishop Julio Murray as its first black
Toronto The increasing political influence of evangelical Christians in Canada is changing the face of Christian unity here. More than half the members of the
What about giving up busy lives and spending some time in silence with God? A young Anglican named Angela made this timely suggestion for Lent
All nine provincial and territorial courts approved on March 8 the revised Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement (IRSSA), a move that could mean that the
Mississauga, Ont. The Council of General Synod (CoGS) endorsed a response to the Windsor Report that stated Canadians will make decisions around the blessing of
Mississauga, Ont.The Council of General Synod (CoGS) voted to bring to General Synod motions that would change the Anglican Church of Canada’s governance and structure,
Mississauga, Ont. The Council of General Synod (CoGS) will recommend that the coming General Synod amend the church’s regulations to pave the way for the
A group of Anglican women have reiterated their commitment “to remaining always ‘in communion’ with and for one another” amid deep divisions over sexuality in
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, the Canadian primate, visited Amir Kazemian in October, 2006, at St. Michael’s church, Vancouver, where the Iranian man lived in sanctuary since
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
The diocese of New Westminster’s diocesan council in late January approved a motion urging the Anglican Church of Canada’s national office in Toronto to continue
The Sorrento Centre, located about 75 km east of Kamloops, in southern British Columbia, has published its 2007 program of courses, starting on April 15
Who’s driving the bus?” The question was posed by a member of the Council of General Synod (CoGS) at its meeting last month. She was
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