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What about silence?

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

Schools accord given nod

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

Canadian response asserts autonomy

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

Church maps could be redrawn

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,

Anglican women pledge solidarity at UN meeting

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

Iranian refugee now a free man

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

Support for Journal

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

Taize gathering

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

Celebrating fibre arts

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

Conference tackles AIDS, poverty issues

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

Book sets up God as a straw man

Richard Dawkins is an eminent biologist and Professor of the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University; also, judging by media references, he is what

Justice camp

The diocese of British Columbia will host an environment justice camp that is open to Canadians over 18, to be held in various sites around

Correction

Last year, the National Church Council – not the Eastern Synod – of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada voted to ask the 2007 National

Forum invites youth responses

What helps you feel closer to God? University and college, how is it going? New female primate in the U.S. do we care? These are

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