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Anglican Journal
April 1, 2007
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
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
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
As a Volunteer in Mission in Uganda for the Anglican Church of Canada I have become aware that the Christians of the Global South can
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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
A man who served as an Anglican priest for 29 years, the last four at Holy Trinity Church in Yellowknife, will become the first Roman
The recent announcement came as a surprise to many, that the Canadian House of Bishops would be joined at their meeting in April by their
Spence Ralph Spence has announced his intention to retire as diocesan bishop of Niagara at the end of February 2008. The election for a co-adjutor
Kearon An e-mail criticizing the Archbishop of Canterbury proved to be an embarrassment in late January for the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Canon
The church has launched a Web site that informs visitors about the issues that are expected at the upcoming meeting of General Synod in June.